Welsh rail passengers travelling to and from London are being warned for a second day of disruption at Paddington train station. No trains have been able to run in or out of the station since 6.30am on Monday (September 19) because of damage to overhead electric wires.
Thousands of people trying to get to and from the Queen's state funeral were delayed on Monday. Passengers from Wales are being urged to travel via Waterloo.
On Monday evening, people arriving at the London station were being told to get a tube train to Waterloo, and then take an overland train to Reading, which has several stops along the way. There are then trains running between the town and south Wales.
