London travel news LIVE: Delays on the Bakerloo, Central and District line (2025)

Following the unintentional death of a talented young artist, a coroner has called on Transport for London to take further action to lower the likelihood of drunk passengers dying on the Tube.

On November 2 of last year, Sarah Cunningham, 31, was murdered by a Northern line Night Tube train after she jumped onto the track and entered the Tube tunnel.

At an inquest into Ms Cunningham's death on April 9, coroner Mary Hassell stated that she had taken a combination of narcotics and alcohol on a night out in Camden Town, becoming "terribly, terribly intoxicated" and "not knowing what she was doing."

Read more about it here.

London Northwestern Railway trains running between Watford Junction and St Albans Abbey cannot currently operate due to a fault.

Until repairs are carried out, trains are unable to run between these stations, and have been cancelled.

This issue is expected to continue to impact services until 11am.

Road closed to facilitate urban realm works at King William Street at the junction of Lombard Street.

Use alternative routes.

The Bakerloo line resumes good service after reporting minor delays on Friday morning.

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

The Bakerloo line is still facing minor delays on its services.

This is due to an earlier signal failure at Kensal Green.

The Central line is now operating a good service.

Bakerloo line is still reporting minor delays across its service.

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

In the "square mile" financial district, cyclists outnumber cars by a ratio of two to one during the day, and the number of bike trips in the City of London has climbed by 57 per cent in just two years.

The use of dockless bikes, specifically the Lime and Forest e-bikes that are freely accessible throughout central London, has increased by 34 per cent, contributing to the massive increase, which is the largest ever documented by the City of London Corporation.

Dockless e-bikes now account for one in six bikes in the capital’s main financial district.

Read more about it here.

Goodge Street station is now operating a good service after the station was closed due to a lack of staff members.

No other stations are closed at the time of writing.

District line resumes good service after reporting delays on its services.

The Central and Bakerloo line are still facing delays.

Northern line’s Archway station was closed in the early hours on Friday due to a customer incident.

The station is now back open and operating a full service.