NewsUK NewsHeathrow AirportLIVEUpdated 10 mins agoAll emergency services are at the scene of the collision in the early hours with passengers for Heathrow told to expect major delaysThere are major delays on the M4A man has died and a woman is in critical condition after a serious car crash on the M4 near Heathrow Airport which has left the road closed and caused major delays.Emergency services rushed to the scene between Junctions 3 and 4B near Heathrow Airport following reports of a 'serious collision' in the early hours of Tuesday morning.Police have since revealed that a 63-year-old man was pronounced dead at the scene after his white VW Golf was involved in the crash, while a woman, aged 62, was taken to hospital where she remains in a life-threatening condition. A 29-year-old man was also taken to hospital, where his injuries were deemed not to be life-threatening or life-changing.The force are currently searching for a man driving a black BMW 320i that was also involved in the crash. The suspect escaped on foot following the collision and had been pursued by officers from Thames Valley Police on suspicion of theft of a motor vehicle.This is a live news story, follow below for further updates.‌View PostView PostView PostView PostView PostToday13:41 BSTDelays expected to continue for another two hoursDelays are expected to continue for another two hours, National Highway have announced, although movement is expected to resume soon.Content cannot be displayed without consentToday13:36 BSTSuspect described as 'Asian man of heavy build'Detective Inspector John Millward, who leads the Met's Roads and Transport Policing, said in a statement: "Our thoughts are with the families and friends of the people involved."Our specialist detectives are now working at pace to identify the establish the exact circumstances of the incident and locate the driver of the second car."He is described as an Asian man of heavy build, wearing dark clothing and carrying a black rucksack."We urge anyone with information to urgently contact the police - particularly anyone with CCTV or dashcam footage."Today13:16 BSTMan, 63, dead and woman critical after horror crash - full police statementHere is a statement in full from the Metropolitan police:"The Met is investigating after a man died in a collision on the M4 at Hillingdon."Police were called at 23.37hrs on Monday, 1 June to reports of a serious collision between two cars on the M4 near Junction 4."The occupants of one car, a white VW Golf, were treated at the scene by the London Ambulance Service."Sadly, a 63-year-old man was pronounced dead at the scene. His next of kin are being supported by specialist officers."A woman, aged 62, was taken to hospital where she remains in a life-threatening condition. A 29-year-old man was also taken to hospital where his injuries were deemed not to be life-threatening or life-changing."It is understood that the second car, a black BMW 320i, had been pursued by officers from Thames Valley Police prior to the collision on suspicion of theft of a motor vehicle. They were not in pursuit at the time of the collision."The occupant, a man, made off from the scene on foot. Officers are now working to track him down as the investigation continues."Today13:05 BSTPolice hunting for driver who escaped crash site on foot Police are currently hunting for the owner of a black BMW 320i who was being pursued by officers from Thames Valley Police prior to the collision this morning.The suspect is believed to have been wanted by officers on suspicion of theft of a motor vehicle, and made off from the scene of the crime on foot following the collision.Officers are seeking to track the suspect as the investigation continues.Today13:01 BSTMan dead and woman fighting for life after 'serious collision' on M4A man has died and a woman is in critical condition following a collision on the M4 near Junction 4 this morning, the Metropolitan Police have confirmed.Today11:07 BSTNo sign of end to delays Severe delays remain on the M4 between J1 and J3 near Heathrow Airport following a "serious collision" this morning.Contractors remain at the scene and are dealing with spillage and clean up work, National Highways have reported.Delays of around 120 minutes are expected, with approximately 6 miles of congestion on approach.Today09:44 BSTNational Highways confirm 'serious collision' as reason for delaysNational highways have confirmed the delays are due to a 'serious collision' on the M4 and that the cleanup operation is underway.Content cannot be displayed without consentToday09:22 BSTMajor delays remain after closureNational Highways has said "there are delays of 2 hours minutes and 6 miles of heavy congestion between J1 and the closure at J3".Today05:53 BSTEmergency services continue investigationsAccording to National Highways emergency services are continuing their investigations this morning.There is no estimate as when the M4 will reopen.Today05:35 BSTNo estimated time motorway will reopen The M4 remains closed into rush hour.Collision investigations are expected to take several hours and will be protracted.There is currently no estimated time of when the carriageway will re-open.The motorway remains closed into rush hour(Image: Motorway Cams )Today03:22 BSTRoad to be shut for several hoursAll traffic caught up within the closure has now been turned around via the rear of the queue.Collision investigations are expected to take several hours and will be protracted.There is currently no estimated time of when the carriageway will re-open.Today03:21 BSTMulti vehicle crash closes M4 from J3The M4 in Greater London is now closed westbound between J3 near (Feltham) and J4B near Heathrow Airport following a multi vehicle collision.All emergency services including Metropolitan Police and London Ambulance Service have been in attendance.National Highways Traffic Officers are in attendance to assist with traffic management.Today02:09 BSTHeathrow T1 diversion route Heathrow T1-4 traffic:At J3 exit the M4 and take the 1st exit on to the A312 'The Parkway'.At 'Waggoner's roundabout take the 3rd exit onto the A4 'Bath Road'.At the A408/Nene Road turn left and exit the A4.At the next roundabout take the 3rd exit onto 'East Ramp' the next roundabout is the Heathrow Tunnel roundabout.Today02:08 BSTM4 westbound diversion routeRoad users are advised to follow the hollow diamond signage.M4 westbound traffic:At junction 3 exit the M4 and take the 3rd exit onto the A312 'The Parkway'.Continue following the A312 'The Parkway' through three roundabouts for approx. 4.1 miles.At the fourth roundabout take the second exit and continue on the A312 'Church Road'.At the next roundabout take the 1st exit and join the A40 westbound.Continue on the A40 as it merges into the M40At J1A exit the M40 to access the M25 anti-clockwise J16 to J15.Follow the M25 anti-clockwise to J15 and exit at J15 to access J4B M4.‌