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1.2million Londoners who have a 60+ Oyster or Freedom Pass will qualify for free travel throughout Fridays under the off-peak trial

The Rolex Oyster Perpetual watch rejoices in colour

The week began with Rishi Sunak getting into a diplomatic spat with Greece over the Elgin Marbles. The Prime Minister cancelled a meeting with Kyriakos Mitsotakis at the last minute on Monday because the Greek PM had wanted to talk about the return of the ancient sculptures on display in…

Transport for London reinvests the money after two years - but refund requests from customers will always be honoured, the organisation says

Sadiq Khan confirmed that scrapping passes will raise £40m in revenue for the network

Ministers to review policy but any change unlikely to cover documents used by younger people such as 18-plus travel passes

Oyster says imported concerns have proved overbaked in New Zealand.

The introduction of the Oyster card on June 30 2003 revolutionised the way passengers paid for London Underground and bus journeys in the capital.

The £7 pass follows other special issues for major events, but Oyster’s popularity has fallen due to smartphone use

Rolex’s association with motor sport dates back to 1930 when Sir Malcolm Campbell wore an Oyster watch while racing his Bluebird at Daytona Beach.

Last weekend, a record-breaking number of 325,000 spectators witnessed the race of the century that had drivers and teams competing against the Rolex clock at Circuit de la Sarthe in northwestern France.