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London rail travel has been plunged into chaos following an emergency services incident which saw all lines between Stevenage and Kings Cross Station closed. The exact nature of the emergency services incident is not yet clear.
"Major disruption" is to be expected until the end of the day as services recover, say National Rail. Travellers can expect to see delays of up to 60 minutes to their journey, with diversions and revisions also to be expected.
Several different rail lines are affected including Grand Central, grand Northern, Hull Trains, LNER, Lumo and Thameslink.
MyLondon has contacted the British Transport Police for more information.
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18:44Katherine Gray
Where is the incident taking place?
The incident has taken place somewhere along the rail line between Stevenage and London.
The exact nature of the incident is not known. MyLondon has contacted the British Transport Police for more information.
Several rail services are being affected including Grand Central, Great Northern, Hull Trains, LNER routes, Lumo and Thameslink.
18:41Katherine Gray
Welcome to our live coverage
Welcome to our live coverage of the emergency service incident which saw all services between Stevenage and Kings Cross cancelled this afternoon. Here is what we know so far:
- An emergency situation saw all services between Stevenage and Kings Cross cancelled this afternoon
- The exact nature of this is not yet known but MyLondon has contacted the British Transport Police for more information
- While lines have re-opened there is still "major disruption" expected until the end of the day with delays of up to 60 minutes to be expected
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