London travel news LIVE: Minor delays on the Bakerloo line

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There are delays on the Bakerloo line

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Commuters are not set to face any major delays on their way to work this morning.

At 6:48am, the Bakerloo line was reporting minor delays due to train cancellations.

There is a good service on the rest of the London Underground and Overground.

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Delays possible on the A205

Anticipate delays on Dulwich Common as restrictions and temporary signals are in place to facilitate maintenance works.

Disruption between Sole Street and Farningham Road expected until 9am

A fault with the signalling system between Sole Street and Farningham Road means all lines are currently closed. As a result, trains may be cancelled, delayed or revised.

This is expected until 9am.

Routes impacted

Between Dover Priory / Ramsgate / Gillingham (Kent) and London Victoria, and also between Ramsgate / Gillingham (Kent) and London Cannon Street

Reduced service between Bedford and Bletchley expected until the end of the day

A fault on a train means a reduced service will run between Bedford and Bletchley today.

Disruption is expected until the end of the day.

Lancaster Gate station resumes good service

Lancaster Gate station is now operating a good service.

Euston Square station closed

This station is closed due to the unavailability of station staff. Tickets will be accepted on London buses.

Minor delays on the Bakerloo line

The Bakerloo line is facing minor delays.

Chancery Lane station closed

This station is closed due to the unavailability of station staff. Tickets will be accepted on London buses.

Disruption between Sutton and Balham / Streatham expected until 07:45am

A fault with the signalling system between Sutton and Balham and Streatham is disrupting services between these stations.

Trains may be delayed or revised. Disruption is expected until 07:45am.

Good service on all lines

There is a good service on all lines currently.

M11 traffic chaos after two crashes near Stansted Airport cause long delays

Drivers faced major delays on the M11 this morning after two crashes near London Stansted Airport brought traffic to a standstill.

The motorway was blocked in both directions between Junction 8 (Stansted) and Junction 9, with emergency services and traffic officers called to the scene.

All lanes have since reopened, but National Highways warned of “very long delays” still affecting both directions.

Motorists travelling southbound faced queues of up to five miles, while congestion stretched for seven miles northbound. Travellers heading to the airport were urged to allow extra time.

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