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The London Underground isn't immune to hiccups, with tube strikes, signal failures, and the all-too-common door-blocking incidents causing delays. With 11 lines, 272 stations, and a daily footfall ...

the Northern line’s origins lie in two separate early underground railways. The first to be built was the City & South London Railway, which was also the first electric Tube railway in the world.