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There are huge delays anticlockwise from J11 on the M25 this morning

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A multi-vehicle crash is causing long delays on the M25 this morning.

The crash, reported to have involved three vans, has resulted in delays of over one hour anticlockwise, with 7 miles of congestion.

Elsewhere, a defective track in west London is causing major disruption on the Elizabeth line this morning.

The fault at Hayes & Harlington means that trains are running at a reduced speed, affecting services running between London Paddington and Heathrow Terminals & Reading.

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Live updates

M25 delays

There are currently long delays on the M25 following a multi-vehicle crash earlier this morning.

The incident occurred around Junction 11 at around 7am

Lanes have now reopened, but there are still delays of over one hour anticlockwise, with 7 miles of congestion.

National Highways says there also delays from junction 14.

Central line delays

There are now severe delays on the Central line between Hainault and Woodford via Grange Hill due to a signal failure at Loughton.

There are also minor delays between Leytonstone and Epping, and between North Acton and West Ruislip.

Delays between Uckfield and London Bridge

There are delays between Uckfield and London Bridge this morning as more trains than usual need repairs at the same time.

Trains are running with reduced carriages, and passengers boarding the train between Uckfield and Oxted are advised to use alternative services from Haywards Heath into London.

Existing tickets can also be used on Southeastern services between Tunbridge Wells and London.

The disruption is expected until around 12pm.

Disruption between Surbiton and Wimbledon

A fault with the signalling system at New Malden is disrupting a number of line this morning.

Trains between Surbiton and Wimbledon may be cancelled, delayed or revised as a result, with the disruption expected until the end of the day.

National Rail is advising that response teams are on their way to site, but trains are currently running at a reduced speed.

Central line delayed by signal failure

A signal failure at Hanger Lane is causing delays between North Acton and West Ruislip on the Central line.

There is a good service on the rest of the line.

District and Victoria lines disrupted

There are minor delays on the District Line between Earl's Court and Ealing Broadway, Richmond, and Wimbledon, and on the entire Victoria line, due to train cancellations.

Elizabeth line delays

There are severe delays on the Elizabeth line this morning due to a track fault at Hayes and Harlington.

The disruption is affecting the service between Paddington and Heathrow Terminals & Reading, and is expected to do so until the end of the day.

There is a good service on the rest of the line.

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