As Storm Ciara arrives in London disruption to travel services has already started.

The Met Office has warned there may be some risk to life in certain areas, and flying debris could lead to injuries.

Disruption to travel on road, rail and air is also expected as winds are expected to reach 60mph in the capital.

Some services on Southeastern routes are now being delayed or cancelled as strong gusts of winds have blown a tampoline from someone's garden onto the train tracks.

The object is currently blocking the line at Chesfield and causing delays between Sevenoaks and Orpington.

Southeastern have now warned people to check their garden furniture is secure to prevent anything getting blown onto the railway.

They said: "With high winds forecast, if you do live near the railway please check your garden furniture and trampolines are secured and don't get blown onto the railway.

"One has blocked the line at Chelsfield this morning causing disruption between Sevenoaks & Orpington. #StormCiara."

Southeastern has also advised passengers to not travel today due Storm Ciara.

For full information on services please visit their website here.