"Commuters are facing delays on the District line as a signal fault causes problems for thousands of Londoners heading to work. As of 6.40am, the problem at East Putney was causing severe delays between Parsons Green and Wimbledon, according to TfL. That section of the line has been plagued with issues in recent months. Tennis fans were repeatedly faced with long delays and overcrowded trains during Wimbledon."
"Elsewhere, trains running between St Pancras International and Blackfriars are facing disruptions due to a signaling fault. As a result, trains may be cancelled or delayed until around 8.00am. Meanwhile, strong winds could cause travel disruption later on Monday with 50mph gusts set to hit London in the afternoon amid a Met Office weather warning. Follow the latest updates below..."
A signal fault at East Putney is causing severe delays on the District line between Parsons Green and Wimbledon, impacting thousands of commuters. That section of the line has experienced repeated problems in recent months, producing long delays and overcrowded trains during events such as Wimbledon. Separate signaling issues between St Pancras International and Blackfriars are causing disruptions, with trains liable to be cancelled or delayed until around 8.00am. A Met Office weather warning forecasts gusts up to 50mph across London in the afternoon, creating a risk of further travel disruption. Commuters should expect prolonged delays, cancellations and potential weather-related impacts throughout the day and follow updates from transport authorities.
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