12/02/2014
Former flood victims tell those affected in the south of England that they are in for the long haul. Plus smoking in England falls to its lowest level in the last 80 years.
What can people in Berkshire, Surrey and Somerset learn from other parts of the country which have been flooded in the past? Victoria speaks to Sara in Humberside, Jonty in Cockermouth and John who has been forced out of his bungalow in Berkshire.
Also it would appear that smoking in England has fallen to its lowest level in the last eighty years. Just one in five of us now smokes. Victoria asks whether that's the result of health consequences, advertising campaigns, the ban on lighting up in public places or simply the cost?
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Former flood victims: 'You must keep strong’
Duration: 02:18
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- Wed 12 Feb 2014 10:00BBC Radio 5 Live