London travel news LIVE: Person with 'life-changing' injuries as incident on tracks in Walthamstow sparks Victoria line chaos

Tube and train fares in London and surrounding areas will be reduced on Fridays in a £24 million trial from next week (Alamy/PA)A casualty on the tracks at an east London Tube station has led to severe disruption on the London Underground.Local MP Stella Creasy confirmed the incident on the tracks at Walthamstow Central station this morning, that caused the closure of the entire Victoria line, which has since reopened with severe delays.The British Transport Police confirmed the incident was not being treated as suspicious and a person had been taken to hospital with “potentially life-threatening injuries”.Elsewhere trains between central London and Heathrow are disrupted on Monday after a trackside fire sparked travel chaos over the weekend. Elizabeth line trains will not serve Heathrow Airport Terminal 5 while the Heathrow Express services is running a reduced schedule.:When life is difficult, Samaritans are available day or night, 365 days a year. You can call them for free on 116 123 or visit samaritans.org. Follow the latest updates below...Bakerloo line part-suspended The Bakerloo line has been part-suspended between Harrow & Wealdstone and Queen's Park stations due to a faulty train.Transport for London says there is a good service on the rest of the line. Severe delays remain on Victoria line Severe delays remain on the Victoria line this lunchtime after the casualty on the tracks at Walthamstow Central station at shortly after 9am.Transport for London referring to the casualty as a “earlier customer incident”, said tickets are being accepted on alternate routes.It said tickets are being accepted on London buses, the Weaver line and the Suffragette line. Person rushed to hospital with 'life-changing injuries' at Walthamstow Central stationMore details on the casualty on the tracks at Walthamstow Central station this morning have been provided by police.The British Transport Police said they were called to the Victoria line station at 9.15am to reports of a casualty on the tracks.They said paramedics also attended, and a person was taken to hospital with “potentially life-changing injuries”. They said the incident was not being treated as suspicious.When life is difficult, Samaritans are available day or night, 365 days a year. You can call them for free on 116 123 or visit samaritans.org. The incident took place at Walthamstow Central Tube stationSupplied Casualty on tracks at Walthamstow station Local MP Stella Creasy has confirmed there was a “casualty” on the tracks at Walthamstow Central station this morning.The incident lead to the entire closure of the Victoria line, that has since reopened with severe delays.The Standard has contacted British Transport Police for further information.'Damage is quite severe', says GWRIn a response to a commuter on Monday morning, GWR said Network Rail and the fire department was resolving the issues “as fast as they can.” The post added: “Unfortunately the damage is quite severe so this is taking time.” In images, the infrastructure beside the track appears to be charred by the flames. Network RailHow to get to Heathrow AirportServices to Heathrow are facing disruption due to a trackside fire on Saturday. The Elizabeth line is not serving Heathrow Terminal 5, while the Heathrow Express is operating a reduced service. For those travelling to the west London airport, the Piccadilly line is your best bet. Routes to Heathrow Airport are facing disruptionPA ArchiveSevere delays on Elizabeth lineAs commuters head into work, there are still severe delays on the Elizabeth line. Due to the fire on Saturday in the Kensal Green area, there are severe delays between Heathrow Terminals 2&3 and Heathrow Terminal 5. There are also severe delays between Hayes & Harlington and Reading. There are severe delays on the Elizabeth lineAFP/GettyDelays 'blighting' passengers on Monday morning commuteSeveral commuters have taken to social media to complain about the disruption across the Elizabeth line and GWR services this morning. One wrote: “Yet again delays are blighting me!!”, while another complained that they had been asked to change at Maidenhead with no information on delays on the Elizabeth line. 380 passengers stranded on SaturdaySome 380 passengers on an Elizabeth line train were left stranded on Saturday. They were safely evacuated by the London Fire Brigade and TfL. Railway services on the Elizabeth line and Great Western Main line remain impacted by the disruption on Monday morning. Great Western Railway reports vandalism as cause of chaos after fireGreat Western Railway has blamed vandalism for the chaos after the trackside fire between Reading and London Paddington. The disruption is resulting in fewer operating trains on Great Western services this morning and train services running between these stations could be revised or cancelled, with disruption expected until the end of the day.