Help! Downpipe problem

Hi everyone
I hope someone can help. I've attached 2 photo's but in case they don't work, I'll try an explain.
I have a problem with my downpipe from my gutter. I believe I have standard gutters etc and the house is about 15 years old.

The downpipe is connected to a main sewer type pipe which is just visible above the ground. Both pipes do not meet correctly so a 'rubber thingy' was used to ensure both pipes connected.
When the weather was very cold and it snowed for days last December, I ran over this 'rubber thingy' with my wheely bin and it disintergrated.

I can't find a replacement anywhere, and it doesn't help that I don't know what it is called. I've been to B&Q/Homebase/Wickes etc, and googled, But all I find is solid plastic, and I need rubber/flexible type part.

I hope I've made myself understood, and I really hope the photos work, as all I need to know is the name of the rubber thingy.
Thanks
Anne

It looks like a rubber flexible coupling just without the retaining jubilee clips.

http://www.fernco.com/plumbing/flexible-couplings

Lilt said:

Lilt said:

Judging by the part number in your photo, I think this is what you need. I'd imagine you can cut them to size. But don't take my word as gospel.

http://www.condell-ltd.com/ProductDetails.aspx?ProductID=1178

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looks like that`s the thing - have you got a Drain Center ( part of Wolseley Group) near you

Its called a universal rainwater adaptor or a drain adaptor.

EDIT just seen that link above, that's the feller

There is life outside B&Q and Wickes... It's a commonly used item... Drainage centre..Omnico, and plenty of others

Thanks to everyone who replied. I've ordered the part. I know there are other places besides B&Q etc, but to a woman who doesn't know anything, these are very, very scary places.

Thanks to everyone again.