VOICED : Southwest England battles floods and reco

Southern England is experiencing its worst winter rainfall in 250 years, exacerbated by global warming. Rivers are overwhelmed, running at 40% capacity, necessitating dredging. The British government has allocated funds for flood repairs, but residents find it insufficient. Communities remain resilient, supporting each other despite prolonged flooding and economic hardships. Access to some areas is only possible via amphibious vehicles, highlighting the severity of the situation.

What is the condition of the rivers in relation to the flooding?

What challenges are faced by individuals trying to earn a living during the floods?