District Line services between Wimbledon and Parsons Green are "running normally" on Wednesday morning (November 9) following two days of disruption, TfL confirmed.

Services were suspended at around 6am on Monday (November 6) after a South Western Railway (SWR) train came off the tracks outside Wimbledon station.

District Line services remained suspended throughout Tuesday (November 7) as TfL worked to fix the derailment.

A TfL spokesman said: "We are still trying to fix the derailment this morning. Once that is done we can launch an investigation into why it happened."

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On Tuesday evening it was still unclear whether District Line disruption would continue through to Wednesday.

But on Wednesday morning TfL confirmed District Line services were restored.

It tweeted: "Work has been completed on the District Line between Wimbledon and Parsons Green and services are now running normally. Thanks for your patience."

London Fire Brigade attends derailed train at Wimbledon

Emergency services attended the incident on Monday at 6am and London Fire Brigade (LFB) and British Transport Police (BTP) officers worked to safely evacuate 300 passengers from the derailed train.

London Fire Brigade worked to evacuate passengers from derailed train

Four people were checked for injuries by London Ambulance Service (LAS) but none of them needed hospital treatment.

There were delays to SWR main line services until around 3.30pm, despite lines reopening at around midday.

SWR's head of customer experience Christian Neill said: "I am very sorry for the disruption many of you would have likely experienced while travelling on our network today (Monday) following the low-speed derailment of one our trains near Wimbledon."

The Rail Accident Investigation Branch (RAIB) has launched an investigation into what caused the derailment.

London Fire Brigade help to disembark passengers from Wimbledon train

An RAIB spokesman said: "We sent a team of inspectors to a derailment at Wimbledon yesterday and we continue to gather evidence. This will inform our subsequent decision as to whether to conduct a full investigation."

See how the second day of District Line disruption unfolded here.

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