London travel news LIVE: District line severe delays as Tube disruption hits commuters
The District line was suspended early on Tuesday morning due to a faulty train.
The. line has since reopened as TfL engineers battled to fix the issue at Earls Court.
Meanwhile, a number of other services were suffering delays - including the Victoria and Central lines, and the DLR.
Follow the latest updates below...
Severe delays remain on District line
Severe delays remain on the District line due to a faulty train at Earl’s Court earlier this morning. Tickets are being accepted on London buses.
Minor delays are affecting the Victoria, Central, Circle and Metropolitan lines. A good service is reported on the remainder of the London Underground.
Faulty train at High Street Kensington
There is a faulty train at High Street Kensington which is causing minor delays on the Circle line.
Minor delays on Northern line and DLR
Due to a person being taken unwell at Angel, there are minor delays on the Northern line between Camden Town and Kennington via Bank southbound only.
There is a good service on the rest of the line.
There are also minor delays on the DLR between Woolwich Arsenal and Stratford International due to an earlier electrical fault at the latter.
Minor delays on Victoria line
There are minor delays on the Victoria line due to infrastructure damage at Brixton.
Yesterday, there was a signal failure on the Victoria line, causing widespread delays for the majority of the day.
It is not clear whether these incidents are related.
Good morning
The District line is suspended this morning due to a faulty train at Earl’s Court.
Meanwhile, several other TfL lines are suffering minor delays - including the Victoria and Central lines.