The alleged white supremacist accused of murdering MP Jo Cox had a Third Reich Eagle ornament on a bookshelf at his home, a court has heard.
Thomas Mair is on trial for allegedly shooting and stabbing the Ms Cox a week before the EU referendum vote.
Flooding continues to bring chaos and misery across parts of south west England.
Commuters face being stranded or severe delays on their journey home as the rail network struggles due to the extreme weather.
Great Western Trains are also reportedly unable to find rail-replacement buses in the quantity needed to overcome the problems caused by the flooding.
Commuters are expressing their frustration on Twitter with many saying the lack of information is "infuriating".
Theresa May's non-committal "cliff edge" comment looks, sounds and quacks like the ultimate betrayal to Brexiteers.
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A Russian athlete has been stripped of the gold medal she won at the London 2012 Olympics, the International Olympic Committee (IOC) said.
Yuliya Zaripova, who came first in the women's 3,000 metre steeplechase at the Olympics four years ago, tested positive for turinabol.
She was among 12 athletes - including seven medallists - who have been disqualified from their events following a retesting of samples, the IOC said.
The Environment Agency (EA) has urged the public stay safe around rivers and not to drive through flood water, as rain battered many parts of the country.
Chris Francis, of the EA, told ITV News that rivers in the south west of England are "very swollen" due to heavy rain, so people should remain very cautious.
"We've had so much rain, and debris in the river has got caught up with all the flooding," he said.
"Hopefully the rain should stop soon. The water seems to be flowing clearly under the river now, so it should start to recede fairly soon."
Mr Francis added that EA teams have been dispatched to respond to reports of flooding in the region, and have been checking rivers and bridges to help ensure public safety.
