Commuters are facing disruption early on Monday morning with trains halted on a key London Underground service.
The Waterloo and City line was suspended at 6.40am while engineers tried to fix a signal fault at Waterloo.
Meanwhile, there was no service on the DLR between Stratford and Canary Wharf due to what TfL described as a “customer incident”. Trains have since resumed service with severe delays.
The Standard has contacted TfL for comment.
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Severe delays on the District line
07:18 , Megan Howe
There are now severe delays on the District line between Earl’s Court and Upminster while engineers fix a faulty train at Becontree.
Tickets will be accepted on London Buses.
What’s the status on the London Underground?
07:08 , Megan Howe
Delays are affecting some Tube lines this morning, including a full suspension of the Waterloo & City line.
The Suffragette line is partly closed between South Tottenham and Barking Riverside, until the end of service on Tuesday, November 10, after a freight train derailed.
Minor delays are impacting the District and Hammersmith & City lines.
Minor delays on the District line
06:59 , Megan Howe
There are minor delays between Barking and Upminster while engineers fix a faulty train at Becontree.
Severe delays on the DLR due to an earlier ‘customer incident’
06:50 , Megan Howe
There are severe delays on the DLR between Stratford and Canary Wharf due to an earlier customer incident at Pudding Mill Lane.
Transport for London has been contacted for further information.
Passengers are advised to seek alternative routes where possible.
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