London travel news LIVE: Stansted services, Central and Piccadilly lines majorly disrupted as Overground strikes called off

Delays on the Central Line are currently “severe”, according to TfL.

This is because of an ongoing shortage of trains, compounded by an earlier signal failure at Leytonstone in east London.

TfL says tickets are valid on local buses, Chiltern Railways, Greater Anglia, Great Western Railway and the Elizabeth line

There are serious delays at the Northern Approach of the Blackwall Tunnel due to utility works.

TfL says that traffic is slow moving from Bromley by Bow Station.

Overground services between Clapham Junction and Denmark Hill are no longer disrupted.

Trains are now running as normal following an earlier fault with the signalling system at Wandsworth Road.

TfL has said that there will be tram services between Reeves Corner and Sandilands until February 23.

Instead, passengers should use replacement bus service TLI.

TfL are still working to fix a signal failure which has caused severe delays between Acton Town and Heathrow.

The signal failure has resulted in minor delays to all Piccadilly Line services.

There are no longer severe delays between Surrey Quays and Clapham Junction on the Overground.

TfL have now fixed a signal failure at Wandsworth Road.

There are severe delays on the Central Line due to a shortage of trains and a signal failure at Leytonstone.

There are currently severe delays between Surrey Quays and Clapham Junction due to a signal failure at Wandsworth Road.

Planned strikes next week by London Overground workers have been called off after a pay offer was improved, the RMT union announced.

Members of the RMT employed by Arriva Rail London on the Overground had been due to walk out for 48 hours on February 19 and again on March 4 in a dispute over pay.

But the union said that “progress” had been made on the pay offer previously tabled by Arriva.

Severe delays due to a shortage of trains and a signal failure at Leytonstone.