London travel news LIVE: Heathrow trains hit by 'flooding' with major disruption on Elizabeth line

Trains between central London and Heathrow are disrupted on Monday morning due to “flooding” between Hayes & Harlington and the airport. Transport for London (TfL) is reporting no service between the west London station and Heathrow terminals and severe delays on the lines to Paddington. National Rail is reporting that a tunnel has been closed for safety reasons, meaning fewer trains are able to run. Heathrow Express is running a reduced service. The disruption is expected to last until 9am, according to National Rail. Follow the latest updates below...Flooding on Elizabeth lineUnsurprisingly, commuters are confused about the reported “flooding” on the Elizabeth line on Monday morning. The operator is reporting flooding between Hayes & Harlington and Paddington. However, London is currently experiencing one of its driest spells on record. The capital hasn’t seen a proper downpour since June, with July going entirely without rain. Minor delays on Victoria lineWith the exception of minor delays on the Victoria line and the part suspension the Elizabeth line, TfL is operating a good service on all other lines. The tram is partly closed between Arena and Elmers End, East Croydon and Church Street/Reeves Corner. This is due to planned engineering works. Good service on most lines on Monday morningAFP/GettyElizabeth line part suspended and subject to severe delaysThere are severe delays on the Elizabeth line between Hayes & Harlington and Paddington in both directions. The line is also part suspended between Heathrow terminals 4 & 5 and Hayes & Harlington. Tunnel closure impacts trains to Heathrow There is a reduced service on Elizabeth line and Heathrow Express trains to and from Heathrow terminals, National Rail is reporting.This is due to a tunnel being closed for safety reasons between Hayes & Harlington and Heathrow terminals. Disruption is expected until 9am. Good morningWelcome to the Standard’s live travel coverage. We’ll bring you the latest on your commute on Monday morning.