Storm Babet leaves entire village underwater as floods devastate swathes of Britain - with travel disruption expected to continue today

Three rare 'danger to life' red alerts are in place along the River Derwent in Derby Shocking aerial photos showed a village underwater as Brits brace themselves for another day of lethal floods caused by deadly Storm Babet. Shocking aerial photos showed a village underwater as Brits brace themselves for another day of lethal floods caused by deadly Storm Babet The floods have left cars unusable in Catcliffe village as pictures shared on social media showed seas of vehicles floating around the area Flooding has caused problems across Britain's rail network, and commuters should expect disruption to continue in parts of Yorkshire, Scotland, East Anglia and the East Midlands today. Images revealed family cars in Yorkshire being swallowed whole in dirty waters and Derbyshire homes immersed in a seemingly endless reservoir People's homes in Sandiacre village also appear to be a dire straits as aerial footage reveal that many are at least a flood deep in water Flooding has caused problems across Britain's rail network, and commuters should expect disruption to continue in parts of Yorkshire, Scotland, East Anglia and the East Midlands today Wiltshire Police said the investigation into the crash is still ongoing - but MailOnline understands detectives believe the weather played a 'significant part' in the crash. The Environment Agency said three severe flood warnings were in place around the River Derwent in Derbyshire, meaning deep and fast-flowing water carries a significant risk of death or serious injury as well as serious disruption to local communities.