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• The extreme weather resulted in fires across the South East, with key rail infracture damaged in the blazes UBP
  
  ”A fire near the railway south of Peterborough yesterday caused significant damage to signalling equipment UBP
  
  RecommendedHeatwave causes severe travel disruptionRail chaos continues as engineers race to repair damage after record heatwaveHybrid working continues to hamper railways’ post-Covid recoveryKey pointsEast Coast main line closes, affecting trains heading north of LondonNo trains are operating north from St Pancras West Coast main line plagued by heat-related problemsShow latest update 1658332455East Coast main line now open, but passengers told to ‘avoid travel where possible’Trains are now running again on the full length of the UK’s flagship rail link, the East Coast main line from London King's Cross to Yorkshire, northeast England and Scotland UBP
  
  The East Coast main line, which links King’s Cross station in London with Yorkshire and Scotland, was still closed south of Peterborough on this morning UBP
  
  LNER, the leading train operator on the line, said: “Due to urgent repairs to the railway between King’s Cross and Peterborough, all lines are blocked UBP
  
  “Please do not travel to or from King’s Cross today UBP
  
  “Network Rail are working to repair this as quickly as possible, but the extent of the damage means that services will be disrupted for the duration of today, Wednesday 20 July,” added LNER UBP
  
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  Meanwhile, no trains are running northbound from St Pancras station, and services on the West Coast main line from Euston are severly disrupted UBP
  
  
  
  LNER, the leading train operator on the line, said: “Due to urgent repairs to the railway between King’s Cross and Peterborough, all lines are blocked UBP
  
  The extreme weather resulted in fires across the South East, with key rail infracture damaged in the blazes UBP
  
  “Network Rail are working to repair this as quickly as possible, but the extent of the damage means that services will be disrupted for the duration of today, Wednesday 20 July,” added LNER UBP
  
  ”A fire near the railway south of Peterborough yesterday caused significant damage to signalling equipment UBP
  
  “Please do not travel to or from King’s Cross today UBP
  
  RecommendedHeatwave causes severe travel disruptionRail chaos continues as engineers race to repair damage after record heatwaveHybrid working continues to hamper railways’ post-Covid recoveryKey pointsEast Coast main line closes, affecting trains heading north of LondonNo trains are operating north from St Pancras West Coast main line plagued by heat-related problemsShow latest update 1658332455East Coast main line now open, but passengers told to ‘avoid travel where possible’Trains are now running again on the full length of the UK’s flagship rail link, the East Coast main line from London King's Cross to Yorkshire, northeast England and Scotland UBP
  
  The East Coast main line, which links King’s Cross station in London with Yorkshire and Scotland, was still closed south of Peterborough on this morning UBP
  
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  Meanwhile, no trains are running northbound from St Pancras station, and services on the West Coast main line from Euston are severly disrupted UBP