A major fire at a recycling centre in south London causes significant disruption to rail services, according to multiple reports. Sky News and the Evening Standard say firefighters respond to a large blaze at the site, with smoke billowing across parts of the city. The Evening Standard reports that around 100 firefighters are involved in the response. The fire affects passenger journeys on rail services connected to London Bridge, with the disruption described as major and leading to rail chaos for people travelling to and from the station. One Evening Standard update states that the fire is brought under control after the initial response, while earlier coverage highlights the scale of the blaze and the resulting travel disruption. The reports focus on the incident’s impact on transportation and emergency services activity at the recycling centre in south London. No confirmed details are provided in the supplied excerpts about casualties, the cause of the fire, or the extent of damage beyond the scale of the blaze and the disruption to rail passengers.