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London Bridge has reopened following a collision involving a bus and a cyclist, City of London Police has announced.

The incident occurred at 9.16am close to London Bridge station.

Buses had been placed on detour.

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Amended late night Southern services in the Clapham Junction area

Engineering work is taking place at several locations in the Clapham Junction area, closing various lines overnight from Monday evening until Friday morning.

Check here for all travel updates as several London Underground lines are suspended

Several Tube lines have been hit with major disruption

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Londoners are facing delays on their commute to work on Tuesday morning, with suspension on several TfL services.

At 6:55am, the Circle and Hammersmith and City lines lines were suspended due to a points failure at Edgware Road. Tickets are being accepted on London Buses.

Due to the same problem, the District line is part suspended between High Street Kensington and Edgware Road.

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There are major rush hour delays on approach to the Blackwall tunnel

Ross Lydall

The A102 Blackwall Tunnel approach northbound is closed following a crash causing long morning rush hour delays.

According to reports, the collision happened on Wednesday morning at around 1:30am. The road is closed between the A2 (Sun In The Sands Roundabout, Blackheath) and the A206 (Woolwich Road Flyover, Greenwich).

Electricity supply failure causes major disruption to Southeastern services through Victoria and London Bridge stations

Commuters at Victoria station

Jeremy Selwyn

Londoners are facing disruption to their morning commute as trains through Victoria and London Bridge stations are hit with severe delays and cancellations.

National Rail says a failure of the electricity supply at both major stations is causing major disruption to Southeastern services.

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London travel news LIVE: Train chaos as lines blocked after lorry hits railway bridge in Elmers End

The railway bridge between Elmers End and Eden Park was hit and the lorry has become wedged at an angle

Trains on the lines between Charing Cross and Hayes in Kent face severe delays after a lorry hit a railway bridge.

The railway bridge between Elmers End and Eden Park was hit and the lorry has become wedged at an angle.

National Rail says lines have reopened following the collision, with service gradually returning to normal.

A customer incident has caused the entire Windrush line to be suspended

There is a good service on all other London Underground lines

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Arielle Domb

The majority of commuters will not face problems getting to work on Wednesday morning, with a good service on all but one TfL line.

At 7.58am, there was no service on the Windrush line due to a customer incident.

The Weaver and Central lines may cause delays to some journeys

The Weaver line is facing delays on Tuesday morning

Transport for London

Nuray Bulbul

Majority of commuters will not face problems getting to work on Tuesday morning with delays impacting two Tube services.

At 8:32am, the Central line was reporting severe delays between Leytonstone and Epping/Woodford via Hainault due to an earlier faulty train at Hainault.

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

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A fault with the signalling system at Liverpool Lime Street has caused multiple lines to close (Nick Ansell/PA)

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The Friends of Streatham Hill Theatre has urged residents to object to the planning application as they want to restore the now-closed theatre back to its original use and reopen it as a performance venue again.

David Harvey, chairman of the Friends of Streatham Hill Theatre, said: “It would be a tragedy if the opportunity to return this beautiful building to its intended use were lost. We have been working on this for years with a recognised theatre operator wishing to buy the theatre, with shows at the ready and access to the funds needed for its full renovation.