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In pictures: Flooding hits south of England

Charlotte Andrews
BBC News
Oxfordshire Fire and Rescue Service A black car stuck in floodwater on a road. The murky brown water is nearly at its headlights. Two firefighters are standing next to the car. The road has been taped off.Oxfordshire Fire and Rescue Service
Alex Meadowcroft A flooded road near a small roundabout. There are green bushes on one side. The water looks to be a couple of inches deep.Alex Meadowcroft
Firefighters in Oxfordshire have urged motorists not to risk driving through flood water.
Alex Meadowcroft said Milton Road in Wokingham, Berkshire, had been flooded.

More heavy rain has caused flooding across the south of England, forcing roads to be closed and damaging some homes.

A Met Office yellow weather warning for rain was in place for Oxfordshire, Berkshire, Hampshire and Dorset until about 09:00.

Some areas were expected to see up to 40-60mm within six hours, with warnings of difficult driving conditions and disruption to public transport.

The M40 between junction 1 and junction 11, which runs through Oxfordshire and Berkshire, was experiencing a lot of standing water, according to Thames Valley Police (TVP).

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