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I would guess that 1. as the n/bound trains weren't getting through, then subsequent s/bound trains were thinning out due to the lack of trains able to get through to Walthamstow to reverse and subsequently s/bound trains at Brixton are stacking back as they can't get n/bound 2. it's easier...

Obvious once you know the pronunciation of the place

Totally got me!

well that didn't last long

We hear you would have had to give it up for the ECU

Yorton No, Priam was not King of Athens, but the King of Troy. No, troy = Yort, on

Get a lot of bird problems at TCR then?

your turn

ok then Cake puts abbot on mount

Did anyone see Room 101 on Friday, reference Nick Hewer's dislike for Train Managers? They went into Room 101 for over the top announcements. Still on iPlayer.

Blockhouse for the waltzing one

The booking engine will ask you if you are prepared to share a cabin if you are booking for 2 people.

The Hawthorns

And I forgot the former Plym valley line, which has been partly taken over by a preserved railway, but the connection to NR network still remains (just) for heritage stock movements.

The Piccadilly line has a penchant for stuttering over 'This is... [station]' to end up as 'T'is.. [station]' or 'Is... [station]'

cardiff bay?

West Acton?

Student serenades and feeds the fire

Hayle?

Straight up! It's true, it's a tree