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Passengers told to expect knock-on impacts after power supply problem and broken-down train halted services on Tuesday

Eurostar said all its cross-Channel train services have resumed on Wednesday after a power supply failure in the Channel Tunnel on Tuesday stopped trains between London and mainland Europe, though the operator warned passengers to expect delays and possible last-minute cancellations as schedules stabilise.

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A problem with the overhead power supply and a failed train blocked all routes earlier on Tuesday.

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