Roads & Driving
M20 Lanes Closed After Vehicle Fire
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Two lanes of the M20 were closed on Tuesday morning following a vehicle fire. Queues began to build on the motorway as a result of the disruption.
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Roads & Driving
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Two lanes of the M20 were closed on Tuesday morning following a vehicle fire. Queues began to build on the motorway as a result of the disruption.
World
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A collision has led to the closure of a main road in Bexleyheath, causing significant traffic delays and disruptions to bus routes. Motorists are advised to seek alternative journeys.
Tube & Rail
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Passengers travelling on the East Coast Main Line face disruption at the end of November as key sections will close for essential upgrades. Services from London King’s Cross and St Pancras stations will be suspended between Saturday 28th and Sunday 29th November.
Roads & Driving
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Drivers using the M25 between Tuesday, November 3, and Friday, November 6, should prepare for overnight disruption. National Highways has announced 16 planned closures affecting various sections of the motorway, with most roads expected to reopen by 5.30am.
World
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Liverpool Street station's sole lift connecting the street to the main concourse will close for a significant refurbishment starting Sunday, November 22. The work is expected to last until mid-February 2027, impacting passengers requiring step-free access.
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