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60-year-old Yew hedge has THREE ARBORISTS disagreeing (details in comment)
Excessive water flooding the area + obvious die back is usually pretty telling. You can probably take some cuttings from the parts that haven't died back yet and get them to sprout roots to propagate a new hedge or fill in dead spots at least.