Tower Bridge stuck open, causing traffic chaos
Tower Bridge was stuck open for more than an hour, leaving hundreds of people and vehicles stranded in central London.
The famous crossing failed to close after allowing a ship to pass along the River Thames on Saturday afternoon.City of London Police said engineers rushed to fix the bridge. It has reopened to pedestrians but motorists have been urged to find another route.Image captionOne social media user said:"I've been stuck here for nearly an hour now...
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