Drivers have been warned to expect long delays after a six-vehicle crash closed a section of a motorway in Warwickshire. National Highways said the M6 southbound, near Henley, remained closed between Junction 3 for Bedworth and Junction 2 near Coventry following a "serious multiple vehicle collision".

A lorry driver died after reports of a crash between a truck and a car on the M6 last night. West Midlands Ambulance Service confirmed the death, according to Stoke on Trent live.

A diversion has been put in place by National Highways. A spokesperson said: "The M6 in Staffordshire remains closed southbound between J16 near Crewe and J15 near Stoke-on-Trent due following a serious collision that occurred overnight.

The M6 southbound in Staffordshire is closed on Friday following a crash on Thursday evening. National Highways said the carriageway between junction 16, Crewe, and junction 15, Stoke-on-Trent, closed after a "serious collision". The agency added the carriageway was expected to remain closed throughout the day on Friday.

The M6 just north of Lancaster has been closed by police due to a fire. Police have shut both north and southbound carriageways of the M6 between junctions 34 and 35. A spokesman said: “We anticipate that the motorway will be closed for some time whilst we assess the situation.

Motorists on the M6 are being warning to face major disruption 'throughout the day' as the motorway is closed off following a fatal crash. Emergency services were called to reports of a serious collision between a lorry and car shortly before 10pm last night (February 27).

A section of motorway in Warwickshire has reopened after a six-vehicle crash on Thursday. The M6 southbound, near Henley, was shut for several hours between Junction 3 for Bedworth and Junction 2 near Coventry following a "serious multiple vehicle collision".