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Thursday, October 15, 2026

London travel news LIVE: Delays across Tube lines as commuters face disruption during rush hour

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The District line is suffering from severe delays this morning due to a signal system failure around Earl’s Court.

Passengers travelling to and from Richmond, Wimbledon, Earl’s Court and Ealing Broadway are advised to seek alternative routes.

Minor delays between Earl's Court and Wimbledon.

Northern line part-suspended due to a signal fault

Commuters face disruption on the Northern line this morning due to a signal failure at Kentish Town.

There is currently no service between Camden Town and East Finchley, with severe delays between East Finchley and High Barnet.

Trains heading to High Barnet are now being redirected to Edgware.

There are also minor delays between Kennington and Battersea Power Station due to an earlier faulty train at Nine Elms.

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