Train delays and cancellations as South East hit by signal failure

A power failure causes delays and cancellations to trains in south-east England, including Gatwick.

A power failure in the early hours of Monday has caused delays and cancellations to Southern and Thameslink services.

A Network Rail spokesperson said: "At 03:04 there was a loss of power across some the UK Power Networks which significantly impacted our Three Bridges Signalling Centre which controls the signalling across the majority of our Sussex route.

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