However it urged customers to rebook travel for a different date and not to come to London St Pancras station if their train’s cancellation was confirmed. In a statement on Tuesday afternoon, Eurostar said: “As the Channel Tunnel has partially reopened we will start to resume services. “The overhead power supply issue remains, and we strongly advise all our passengers to postpone their journey to a different date. “Please don’t come to the station if your train is confirmed as cancelled. Charles Nduka-Eze, from Nigeria, was on a train with his family from London to Paris at around 7am before it returned to London.

Source: The Irish Times December 30, 2025 18:43 UTC