A drought has been officially declared in the West Midlands - meaning 10 of the 14 English regions are in special measures.
The National Drought Group says despite recent rainfall, there hasn't been enough to replenish rivers and reservoirs to normal levels.
But they insist there's no threat to essential supplies for homes and businesses.
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