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Tuesday 11 June 2019 11:49 am  |  Updated:  Tuesday 11 June 2019 11:50 am

Heavy rain causes travel chaos for Southern and Thameslink commuters

By: Alexandra Rogers

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Heavy rain across England is causing chaos for passengers in the south east, especially on the routes run by Southern and Thameslink.

There are major delays across the Southern network, which operates between London and the south of England, including Brighton, and on Thameslink, which runs from Bedford via central London to Kent.

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Heavy rain over the past dew days has flooded the railway, forcing Network Rail, which owns and manages the rail network, to pump water out from blocked drains.

Southern said disruption was expected on its network until the end of the day.

⚠️ #SNUpdates – Disruption across the Southern and Thameslink network is expected until the end of the day.

ℹ️Remember, if your overall journey has been delayed by 15 minutes or more, please claim here👇https://t.co/eesQ5azOhx

— Southern (@SouthernRailUK) June 11, 2019

We have engineers out in force across the region pumping away water where needed, including at Mitcham Junction where we’re doing everything we can to reopen the line. Our signallers are talking trains slowly past signals in Orpington until the signalling kit is restored. CONT

— Network Rail Kent & Sussex (@NetworkRailSE) June 11, 2019

Weather warnings remain in place for much of the day today, with forecasters predicting that up to 100mm of rain could hit parts of the UK this week.

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