The Latest Breaking News from London Underground

Frustrated passengers report unopened stations as TfL struggles to resume normal service

Industrial action to have knock-on effect for rush hour after Thursday walkout forced closure of eight tube lines

Industrial action will last 24 hours and is expected to disrupt all lines on the network

RMT’s 24-hour walkout will slow capital to a crawl, with buses expected to be extremely busy and roads congested

RMT and TfL fail to reach agreement meaning walkout of over 10,000 staff is set to effectively shut network

Melissa and Phil Clarke from Basildon, Essex, met at work when she was a train dispatcher and he was a train driver

Police have launched a manhunt after a suspect assaulted two strangers on the London Underground.

Network Rail workers are poised to stage fresh strikes in a bitter row over pay, jobs and conditions, that threatens fresh disruption to services. Members of the Rail, Maritime and Transport union (RMT), will walk out over disagreements on November 3, 5, and 7. In separate disputes, RMT members on…

Workers who clean London Underground and other public transport in the capital are to be given free travel, the Mayor has announced.