Customers wait on the main concourse at Euston train station in central London, on October 15, 2023, as services were delayed due to a points failure. All services to and from London Euston on Sunday afternoon were temporarily suspended, after a points failure at London Euston blocked all lines. (Photo by JUSTIN TALLIS / AFP) (Photo by JUSTIN TALLIS/AFP via Getty Images)
Customers wait on the main concourse at Euston train station in central London (Picture: AFP)

Rail passengers have been warned to expect delays as Bank Holiday engineering work completes at major London stations.

Services will be disrupted in Stoke-on-Trent and London as planned engineering work comes to a close. No long distance services ran from London King’s Cross this weekend as part of the East Coast Digital Programme.

Elsewhere, the disruption between Exeter St Davids and Axminster continues after a landslip on Wednesday, while a number of flights have been cancelled at Heathrow Airport, including to Tel Aviv, Israel.


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    List of flights cancelled at Heathrow


    • List of flights cancelled at Heathrow

    Various airlines have grounded flights at Heathrow Airport today.

    This includes a British Airways flight to Tel Aviv.

    Here are all the cancelled flights on the airport departure board.

    LOT Polish Airlines LO286 at 6.30am to Warsaw

    British Airways BA402 at 6.40am to Tel Aviv

    Virgin Atlantic VS003 at 8.20am to New York City

    American Airlines AA101 at 10.05am to New York City

    SAS Scandinavian Airlines SK804 at 10.35am to Oslo

    American Airlines AA047 at 12.15pm to Chicago

    Passengers at the airport in Tel Aviv waiting for flights after escalating tensions between Hezbollah in Lebanon and Israel.
    Locals and tourists arrived at Ben Gurion International Airport, Israel, yesterday to leave the region after escalatingtensions at the Israel-Lebanon border (Picture Anadolu/Getty Images)

    Festival traffic hits major motorways

    Bank holiday travel delays have started with those returning home from festivals warned of longer drive times.

    Around two miles of congestion hit the A1M between J43 and J44 in the early hours of this morning near Hazlewood due to pick up traffic from Leeds Festival.


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