East Coast train services disrupted after overhead wires damaged
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The overhead wires were damaged between Newark and Grantham, LNER said
Damage to overhead wires has caused "significant disruption" to rail services on the East Coast Main Line.
LNER said the incident between Newark and Grantham meant trains were not leaving or arriving into London Kings Cross.
In a travel alert, the company said "Please do not travel today or attempt to make a journey to a station".
There is no information as to the cause of the damage or when services would restart.
The company said passengers could use tickets on services run by Hull Trains, Avanti, TransPennine Express and East Midlands Railway or use existing tickets to travel on Thursday.
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