clearly has affected a number of people using lines such as the elizabeth line, south western, the gatwick expressted across the country. as i say, that seems to have eased slightly, but the train operators will be trying to get to the bottom of what has happened to cause these delays. that is megan 0wen reporting from waterloo station in london. protestors and members of parliament are camping out overnight at the south korean national assembly — ahead of a vote to impeach the president on saturday. hundreds of people are outside the building in seoul. they've voiced concerns that president yoon — who first declared, and then a few hours later revoked, martial law earlier this week — could try again to subvert civilian rule. mps voted unanimously to reject martial law — tomorrow's vote could remove mr yoon from office. the national assembly is already considering launching a treason investigation against the president. take a listen. translation: president yoon suk yeol's recent martial law— declaration cannot be free from suspicions of violating the constitution and committing acts of treason. t

took some time and caused delays right around the country, everything from scotrail, thameslink, gatwick expressvicing brighton at one point in the day. cardiff central, the major hubs, manchester piccadilly, very much affected. the hardware card has been replaced in stoke, the system is up and running. as far as the trains this afternoon, things should look brighter as far as communication is concerned, if not the weather. the prime minister has told the bbc that life should start to feel better soon for many households, but refused to rule out future tax rises. in an interview he said by the next election he'll have hit targets on the economy, the nhs, national security and migration, but asked voters to be patient. 0ur political correspondent harry farley reports. new targets on house building, nhs waiting lists, energy, crime, education and whether you feel better off. so will there be more tax rises to pay for this? i don't want to in any way suggest that we're going to keep coming back for more, because that isn't the plan. so, no more tax rises? so, we did the tough stuff in order to stab

the fault is impacting key routes including the elizabeth line , gatwick express elizabeth line, gatwickress and southeastern . passengers are and southeastern. passengers are now being warned to expect longer waits and are being urged to check live departure boards before setting off. travellers are top of the agenda. more than 1600 people have been arrested across england and wales in a major week long crackdown on county lines, drug dealing more than £3 million in drugs, £2 million in cash and 550 weapons were seized, alongside four xl bully dogs. police say they also shut down 260 lines and safeguarded over 1400 people, nearly half of them children. in those operations. well, we've heard this morning that train chaosis heard this morning that train chaos is gripping the uk as a nationwide fallout sparks major disruption across the network. national rail has confirmed the issue is affecting communication between train drivers and signallers, leading to delays, cancellations and altered services . the fault is cancellations and altered services. the fault is impacting key routes includ