London travel news LIVE: Victoria line suspension hits commuters as train fault closes lines
No Victoria line trains were running between Brixton and Victoria due to the fault at the south London stop
Tube disruption is affecting commuters on Monday morning
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The Victoria line has been hit by a signal fault causing the service to be partially suspended.
No trains were running between Brixton and Victoria due to the fault at the south London stop.
Meanwhile, a train fault between between Watford Junction and St Albans Abbey has closed railway lines.
National Rail reported that disruption to London Northwestern Railway was expected to last through a large part of the morning.
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Trams part closed for two days
Tram lines will be part closed until Wednesday due to planned engineering works.
TfL says there will be no eastbound service between Wandle Park and Centrale and no westbound service between Church Street and Wandle Park during this period.
Delays on the Central line
The Central line is experiencing minor delays across the entire line due to train cancellations.
Delays on the Piccadilly line due to ill person
There are minor delays on the Piccadilly line due to an earlier track inspection and an ill person on the train at Heathrow Terminals 2 & 3.
TfL says the delays are expected between Acton Town and Heathrow Airport.
Victoria line part suspended due to signal failure
The Victoria line has been part suspended between Victoria and Brixton due to a signal failure at Brixton.
TfL says there will be severe delays across the line while the issue is being fixed.
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