Tower Bridge has been reopened after a man who scaled the London landmark brought traffic to a standstill - but has now come safely down. The iconic crossing was closed after a man clambered up ...

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Tower Bridge was shut down, with traffic and boats grinding to a standstill. But the iconic landmark has since reopened after the man "safely came down", City of London Police confirmed.

Tower Bridge posted on X at 12.45pm that the crossing ... “We worked with other agencies including the London Fire Brigade and deployed specialist officers to bring this incident to a close ...

Tower Bridge in central London has reopened following an incident where a person scaled the railings. City of London Police closed the bridge and warned people to avoid the area if possible after ...

London's Tower Bridge was closed in both directions on Monday morning after a man was spotted sitting on its railings. Police closed the bridge to traffic and pedestrians as a precaution, while ...

A hooded climber has been pictured scaling Tower Bridge in London, forcing the bridge to be shut. Witnesses at the scene shared images online of the climber. Emergency services were at the scene ...

Police have flocked to Tower Bridge after a man climbed up the popular ... The incident has prompted a large emergency response. City of London Police confirmed that access to the site has been ...

London Tower Bridge closed this morning and traffic was gridlocked after a man scaled the railings of the famous structure. Blackwall Tunnel also shut due to a lorry crash, causing traffic chaos ...

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