In Pictures: Floods in Berkshire and Surrey
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A fire and rescue crew helps evacuate residents from flood-affected homes adjacent to the river Thames in Walton-on-Thames, Surrey.
A swan swims below Windsor Castle where the River Thames has burst its banks in an area known as The Brocas.
The main road through the village of Datchet, near Windsor Castle, was impassable.
Residents of Datchet quickly snapped up a lorry-load of sandbags to help protect their properties and businesses.
East Molesey cricket ground, on the south bank of the River Thames in Surrey, half a mile from Hampton Court Palace.
The River Thames swamped the terrace of the Swan Hotel at Staines. Normally, the pub has its own mooring for customers arriving by boat
The view from the Anglers pub at Walton-on-Thames. The houses opposite are all flooded.
Water levels were rising at Hampton Court, where the bridge crosses the River Thames from London into Surrey.
A boat sinks at 10:22 GMT in the River Thames, just below Old Windsor Lock.