Olympic Transport

Woolwich ferry workers have secured an Olympic award of at least £400.

Staff on the free boat service across the River Thames will also receive enhanced overtime payments.

A spokesman for Southern Railway said the delays at London Bridge were caused when a train was signalled into the wrong platform at the station.

The 10-carriage train arrived at a platform intended for trains with eight carriages.

The spokesman said: "It meant the train had to be sent back along the track, which caused congestion."

Passengers faced delays of about 20 minutes before services returned to normal at 8.30am.

There will be road closures in south west London today as the men's Olympic cycling time trials take place at Hampton Court Palace.

Waterloo station will also be extra busy with cycling, sailing and rowing fans all passing through.

Crowds begin to arrive at Wembley for Team GB v Brazil women's football tonight.

It took four days, but four days in, the fears about the fragility of London's public transport network came true.

One of the key tube lines to reach the Olympic Park here was suspended for hours this morning, the delays hitting spectators and commuters alike.

It was the first real test for Londoners still working in the city while the Games go on. It comes as more and more businesses are complaining that the Olympics has actually caused a big fall in trade. Our Olympics Correspondent Simon Harris on the faliure on the Central Line.