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The transport body confirmed two cameras in Chingford ‘became misaligned’ for a short period and many fines were issued incorrectly.

Transport for London doesn't know when it will recover from 'very sophisticated' cyber attack, admits tech chief

The TfL cyberattack is still ongoing, with customer data accessed and teenage hacker arrested.

TfL tech chief Shashi Verma says about 2,000 staff are working to remedy the hack on its computer systems

‘Camera vandalism will not stop the Ulez operating London-wide’, TfL insisted in response to the latest damage

The bank details of around 5,000 customers could have been compromised in the attack, TfL said

Transport for London contacts 5,000 customers to say email and bank account details could have been accessed

The hack is understood to have potentially exposed the bank account details of about 5,000 passengers

Mayor says: ‘If you break the law, you break the law, and action should be taken’

Boasting hovering haloes and futuristic forests, Old Street roundabout was meant to be a shining beacon for Britain’s very own Tech City. Instead, we have 120 hefty bollards and paving built to deter rough sleepers

Only one train has re-entered service after being modernised under the £500 million Central line improvement programme (Clip), though a second is due within weeks