Travel chaos wreaks havoc in Britain as train cancellations engulf UK amid extreme heat

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Britain is expected to be hit by extreme heat, causing major travel disruptions nationwide.Several train journeys have been cancelled due to the weather, including international journeys to Europe.Eurostar has confirmed a number of its journeys this week will no longer go ahead as planned.Journeys between London St Pancras International and Paris Gare du Nord are among those cancelled.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say The trips affected are Tuesday to Thursday this week, when temperatures are expected to be at their highest.Other services including Southern, Thameslink, Gatwick Express and Great Northern have also confirmed they will be running reduced services in the heat in the coming days, with thousands of passengers likely to be disrupted.

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GTR says there could also be short-notice cancellations.Holidaymakers are also facing disruption as Bristol Airport has been forced to ground flights due to a "weather-related issue".Thunderstorms last night have led to "complex damage" to the...

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