London subway has major delays while the rest of the UK is dealing with travel chaos due to snow.

As the winter weather grips the UK once again, snowflakes are falling from the sky across the country. While the picturesque snow may be a welcome sight for some, it's causing a rough start for commuters during the morning rush hour in London. Delays and suspensions are plaguing the Underground system, with five lines experiencing severe issues.

The District and Hammersmith & City lines, along with the London Overground, are facing part suspensions due to a track fault in Plaistow. This means that the first trains from Willesden Junction and between Barking Riverside and Gospel Oak are not running this morning. On top of that, the Metropolitan line is facing severe delays after a points failure at Northwood, and the Piccadilly line is also experiencing delays due to a points failure at Northfields.

Unfortunately, this is not the only day that commuters will have to face these disruptions. Weather warnings for snow and ice have been issued across the UK, meaning that both roads and rails will continue to face challenges. This is the second day in a row that the winter weather has caused issues for commuters, with yesterday seeing numerous train services being cancelled, delayed, or rerouted due to icy tracks and flooding. It's important for commuters to plan ahead and stay informed in order to navigate these challenges and reach their destinations safely.

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