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Every line, its current state, and — the part no live board shows — how long the disruption has already been running.
Last updated 1 Nov 2026, 19:49
5 lines have unplanned disruption as of .
| Line | Status | For | Reason given |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bakerloo | Severe Delays | 8h 49m | Bakerloo Line: Severe delays between Queen's Park and Harrow & Wealdstone and MINOR DELAYS on the rest of the line due to a points failure at Elephant & Castle. If you're travelling beyond Queen's Park, take the first train and change there. Tickets being accepted on London Buses, Lioness line, London Northwestern and Thameslink services. |
| Central | Minor Delays | 4h 40m | Central Line: Minor delays between North Acton and Ealing Broadway/West Ruislip and between Leytonstone and Epping/Hainault via Newbury Park due to train cancellations. GOOD SERVICE on the rest of the line. |
| Circle | Good Service | — | — |
| District | Part Suspended | 2h 49m | District Line: No service between Kensington (Olympia) and Earl's Court and MINOR DELAYS on the rest the line due to train cancellations. Tickets being accepted on London Buses. |
| Hammersmith & City | Good Service | — | — |
| Jubilee | Good Service | — | — |
| Metropolitan | Minor Delays | 3h 55m | Metropolitan Line: Minor delays between Harrow-on-the-Hill and Watford due to train cancellations. GOOD SERVICE on the rest of line. |
| Northern | Good Service | — | — |
| Piccadilly | Good Service | — | — |
| Victoria | Good Service | — | — |
| Waterloo & City | Good Service | — | — |
| Elizabeth line | Minor Delays | 31 min | Minor delays between Paddington and Heathrow / Reading due to an earlier faulty train at Paddington. GOOD SERVICE on the rest of the line. |
| DLR | Good Service | — | — |
| Liberty | Good Service | — | — |
| Lioness | Good Service | — | — |
| Mildmay | Good Service | — | — |
| Suffragette | Good Service | — | — |
| Weaver | Good Service | — | — |
| Windrush | Good Service | — | — |
| Tram | Good Service | — | — |
Going deeper
Each line has its own page with the last thirty days of disruption on it — see the Central line or the Northern line for the shape of it. To compare every line at once, the reliability table ranks them by how long they actually spent disrupted.
Live status is Transport for London’s own open data. The elapsed times and the history are our record of it — TfL publishes the present and keeps no past.