Heathrow Airport has announced that it can safely begin some flights later today, after being closed all day due to a fire at a substation that caused a power outage. The airport has stated that it is now able to restart flights in a safe manner.
Counter-terrorism detectives are currently leading the investigation into the cause of the fire, but have stated that there is currently no evidence of sabotage or foul play. The airport has assured passengers that it hopes to operate a full schedule of flights tomorrow and will provide more information shortly.
Passengers have been advised not to travel to the airport unless their airline has specifically instructed them to do so. With authorities investigating the cause of the fire, Heathrow Airport is taking necessary precautions to ensure the safety and security of all those using the airport.
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