Rail disruption due to damaged overhead wires will continue until the end of Saturday.
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Another rail company facing drivers’ strike next month
Another rail company is to be affected by a train drivers’ strike, threatening huge disruption to services.
Read moreTrain cancellations hit worst level on record
Train reliability in Britain reached the worst level on record after another month of disruption.
Read morePaddington trains resume after rail chaos ruins mourners’ journeys
Services at Paddington railway station resumed after a 27-hour suspension which caused thousands of mourners to miss the Queen’s funeral.
Read moreFresh rail strikes confirmed for October
A rail union has confirmed that train drivers at 12 companies will stage fresh strikes next month, continuing the industrial unrest that has hit several sectors this summer.
Read moreRail chaos which ruined mourners’ journeys continues for second day
Disruption to train services which caused thousands of mourners to miss the Queen’s funeral will continue until noon on Tuesday, passengers have been warned.
Read moreTrain services to London halted by damaged electric wires
Rail services connecting parts of Norfolk, Suffolk and Essex with London are severely disrupted due to damaged overhead electric wires.
Read moreThree Tube stations to close before Queen’s funeral to avoid overcrowding
Three central London Tube stations will be closed on the morning of the Queen’s funeral to prevent overcrowding.
Read moreAccommodating mourners biggest challenge in TfL’s history, says boss
Transport for London (TfL) is facing the “biggest event and challenge” in its history as more than one million people are expected to travel to pay their respects to the Queen, according to its boss.
Read moreTrains to run though night and road closures paused to ease mourners’ journeys
Trains will run through the night and major road closures have been paused to ease journeys for mourners visiting London to pay their respects to the Queen.
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