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0:00Welcome to UK News Today, two minutes of UK News that matter brought to you by NordVPN. If you use public Wi-Fi or care by your privacy on mine, NordVPN helps keep your connections secure across all your devices, links in the episode description. The Environment Agency has issued flood warnings for parts of Nottinghamshire and the East Midlands, where flooding is now expected in three key spots, along the River Soar. These include areas at Coats and Loughborough Moores, Zouch Island, and from Loughborough, north of Derby Road. Heavy rain has pushed river levels up fast. Meanwhile, flood alerts are active in 12 other locations, signaling possible flooding soon. They cover rivers like the trend from Cromwell Weir to Gainesboro, the Lower Derwin, Earwash, Idol, Mon, Reek, Till, and Witham in nearby, counties, officials urge folks to stay clear of low-lying land and monitor updates closely. Residents in these spots have seen disruptions from rising waters, with some roads closed

1:02in properties at risk. The agency notes this follows, days of persistent downpours, straining rivers across Derbyshire, Lestershire, and Nottinghamshire. No major evacuations reported yet, but caution is key. In the last day, eight flood warnings got lifted, as waters receded in places like Loughborough Urban Streams, River Devon, Meadon, and Trent, Tributaries. These show some relief, though the three active warnings remain serious. Keep an eye on local rivers, as levels could shift with more rain forecast. Stay safe out there in the Midlands. Stay safe out there in the Midlands. Stay safe out there in the Midlands. Stay safe out there in the Midlands. Stay safe out there in the Midlands. Stay safe out there in the Midlands. Stay safe out there in the Midlands. Stay safe out there in the Midlands. Stay safe out there in the Midlands. Stay safe out there in the Midlands.