London Euston: Rail service delays continue into second day
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Trains leaving Euston were being delayed by up to 90 minutes or cancelled, on Friday
Rail passengers using one of the UK's main stations were hit by knock-on delays across Saturday morning after a "trespass incident" the day before.
On Friday evening all services into London Euston were halted as emergency services helped someone near Wembley Central station.
British Transport Police said a male had been "taken to a place of safety".
Earlier National Rail was advising passengers to avoid using services in or out of Euston until at least midday.
The disruption has now ended.
Crew on board the train halted for more than an hour have handed passengers glow sticks after turning off the power
Power was cut on some trains, with one commuter describing how passengers were stuck on a train during Friday's stoppage.
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London Northwestern Railway, London Overground, Southern and Virgin Trains were all affected.
National Rail had said on Friday night anybody who had been unable to travel could use trains on Saturday for no extra cost.
Many passengers were held up at Euston on Friday as services were delayed or cancelled
- Published25 October 2019
