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New homes plea included in pay rise demand for London Underground staff

London icon could disappear from the streets by 2045, report warns

London’s transport commissioner, Andy Lord, was not having a good day. Appearing at City Hall for a question-and-answer session recently, he began in chipper mood, saying he was looking forward to a “momentous year” for Transport for London as it celebrated its 25th anniversary.

Sessions rolled out as deputy mayor says ‘everyone should be able to use public transport without fear of abuse’

Elizabeth line’s director says the ‘stylish’ new coverings ‘will enhance the customer experience by protecting the areas behind the seats’

Drivers would still work 35 hours a week but would get paid meal breaks

Three fire engines were called to an e-bike blaze at Rayners Lane station last month

New twist in London Underground fire risk row after e-bike exploded

Funding comes as the mayor hosts a roundtable summit with Thames Water and other agencies - but is criticised for failing to include the London Assembly