EUROSTAR trains to and from London have finally set off after services were cancelled earlier today. Journeys between the UK and France were brought to a halt as a result of a problem with the

Eurostar — which runs passenger trains between London and Paris and other European destinations — blamed "overhead power supply issues in the Channel Tunnel" and a failure aboard a train operated by LeShuttle, which transports vehicles and their passengers between the ports of Calais, France, and Folkestone, England.

The high-speed service between Britain and continental Europe was paralyzed during one of the busiest travel weeks of the year because of a power outage in the Channel Tunnel.

Rail traffic through the Channel tunnel slowly resumed with more cancellations and delays Wednesday after an electricity failure stranded thousands of passengers and trapped some for a night in a powerless train.

Eurostar is telling travellers to postpone their journeys due to an on-going problem with the overhead power supply affecting services at Folkestone and St Pancras International

If you're planning a city break in the next couple of months, Eurostar is offering cheap tickets to five European cities during the quieter period

Eurostar has suspended all European train services after a power supply failure and a Le Shuttle breakdown forced the closure of the Channel Tunnel, disrupting travel during the busy New Year holiday period.

Eurostar has announced plans to resume all of its cross-Channel services on Wednesday after a major shutdown caused by power supply failure. But the authorities also warned that possible

Eurostar suspends all London services due to major power supply issues in Channel Tunnel and failed LeShuttle train, forcing passengers to rebook journeys.

Thousands of people have had their travel plans disrupted after cancellations on Tuesday - but some passengers, including Francis Collings who spoke to Sky News, have been stuck on a service all evening.

For the first time in six years, the train will run for the entire ski season Tickets for the “ski train” — Eurostar’s winter service from London to the heart of the French Alps — go on sale on July 10 and for the first time since the winter of ...