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Thursday 09 February 2017 2:21 pm

Severe delays on the Jubilee line due to faulty train at St John’s Wood

By: Caitlin Morrison

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There are severe delays on the Jubilee line this afternoon, due to a faulty train.

Transport for London said the disruption, which is affecting services on the entire line, was caused by a faulty train at St John's Wood. TfL said it was currently fixing the broken down train.

https://twitter.com/jubileeline/status/829691495926083589

The Jubilee line was disrupted yesterday afternoon when Queensbury station in north west London was put on lockdown by police after a man was stabbed on the platform there.

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