London is preparing for the first network-wide underground strike action in more than 5 years.
All underground stations are expected to close on Tuesday and Thursday, as members of the RMT Union strike over jobs, pensions and working conditions.
It’s thought the strike action will mean a £20million loss in fare income for an already struggling Transport for London.
City Hall Editor Ross Lydall discusses the planned tube strike action, London Mayor Sadiq Khan’s role in trying to resolve it, and what the future holds for TfL.
