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.

A major motorway has been closed as police investigate a serious crash overnight. The M6 in Staffordshire remains closed southbound between J16 near Crewe and J15 near Stoke-on-Trent. National Highways has warned of 30-minute delays approaching the scene on Friday morning and has urged motorists to follow diversions.

A Great North Air Ambulance Service spokesman said: “We can confirm that today at 1.26pm, North West Ambulance Service NHS Trust requested us to assist North West Air Ambulance Charity with a serious incident on the M6 near Carnforth.

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".