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Major rush hour disruption on London Paddington route after incident

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All rail lines are closed between London Paddington, Reading and Heathrow Airport (Picture: Shutterstock)
All rail lines are closed between London Paddington, Reading and Heathrow Airport (Picture: Shutterstock) · Metro

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All rail lines are closed between London Paddington, Reading and Heathrow Airport (Picture: Shutterstock) Commuters have been warned to expect severe delays and cancellations on…

Commuters have been warned to expect severe delays and cancellations on the London Paddington route this morning.

Passengers face major disruption on the busy commuter route today after an emergency incident.

All lines have been closed while the emergency services respond, National Rail said as it provided the update on the Elizabeth line, Heathrow Express and Great Western Railway services.

If you are travelling between Reading, Heathrow Airport and Paddington, the journey could be cancelled, delayed by up to an hour or revised.

Travel on the route is expected to be hampered at least until 10.30am.

The Elizabeth line is experiencing severe delays between Whitechapel and Abbey Wood in both directions, the latest TfL travel update shows.

There is no Elizabeth line service between Paddington, Heathrow Terminals T4 and T5 and Reading.

National Rail said: ‘Your journey is likely to be delayed and could take up to 90 minutes longer to complete. Some trains will be revised, only completing parts of their normal journeys, and there will also be some cancellations.

‘To avoid trains being stopped for a long time outside of a station, some of the longer distance trains may be held in station platforms some distance away from the affected area.

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