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Eurostar faces major disruption after workers walked out, while services at Euston are currently not running.
A little earlier we told you there are no trains from London's Euston railway station due to a problem with overhead wires.

Network Rail has now said engineers are working on fixing the issue with one of the wires that supplies power to trains on the West Coast Main line.

It hopes it will get at least two of the four tracks through the area open shortly, allowing it to run an emergency timetable.

“I’m sorry to passengers impacted by the overhead lines coming down near Euston station and the major disruption to journeys this is causing," said James Dean from Network Rail.

"Our team of engineers are onsite and assessing the damage, but it is too early to know what has caused it. Our focus is on fixing the issue as soon as possible."

Network Rail is urging all customers to check the National Rail website before they set off on their journey.

Elsewhere, it says the majority of the network is running, as well as trains from King's Cross railway station after a fallen tree caused an issue on the East Coast Main Line.