Delays on Underground as London prepares for 40C heat
A Tube line has been closed while others are experiencing severe delays as London prepares for what could be the hottest day in the capital ever.
An unprecedented red alert is in force as the Met Office predicts temperatures could hit 40C . The current UK record is 38.7C .Transport for London has urged people to travel only if essential. The Hammersmith and City line is not running and there are suspensions and severe delays across other lines.London Overground has no service between Romford and Upminster and between Willesden Junction and Richmond due to heat related restrictions. No service Wandsworth Road to Clapham Junction while a signal failure in the Wandsworth Road area is being fixedExceptional and extreme temperatures expected today. Please stay safe. Keep cool. Stay hydrated.
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