100 firefighters battle recycling plant fire in London, disrupting rail services
Emergency services deployed 15 fire engines to tackle a blaze at a Bermondsey recycling facility that halted area rail traffic.

Around 100 firefighters are battling a major fire at a recycling plant in Bermondsey, south London, that has caused severe disruption to rail services in the area.
Emergency services were alerted to the blaze on Landmann Way shortly after 5:30 PM, prompting the dispatch of 15 fire engines to the scene. Thick plumes of smoke have been visible across the London skyline as crews work to contain the flames.
The fire has brought rail services through the area to a complete halt, affecting commuter and freight traffic. The recycling facility's location near major transport links has complicated both firefighting efforts and travel disruptions.
Authorities have not yet reported any injuries or provided details about the cause of the fire. The London Fire Brigade continues to work on suppressing the blaze while managing the significant smoke output that has spread across the capital.