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Pets could escape when scared by loud and sudden noises, experts warn

TfL commissioner Andy Lord urges unions to accept three-year pay deal to lift threat of more strikes on London Underground

Experts believe the true cost of the Rail, Maritime and Transport union strike could rise further this week

London commuters faced chaos as Tube strikes shut down much of the Underground and TfL's website and app crashed during rush hour. With live updates offline, travellers turned to alternative apps, packed buses, and costly taxis as disruption is set to continue until 12 September.

Rush-hour commuters faced chaos Monday as staff on the London Underground train network staged a five-day strike, shutting stations and forcing people to work from home or use alternative modes of transport.

There will be almost no Tube services running until Friday, with other transport in the capital facing delays or severe disruption

Thousands of London Underground staff have started a series of strikes over pay and conditions

6,004 union members voted in favour of industrial action before hearing about 3.4% pay rise — while 4,196 did not bother to vote

London has stopped working. In a succession of synchronised strikes by different groups of Tube workers, the Underground has effectively come to a standstill from Monday to Thursday, which actually means Sunday to Friday, given the knockon effects on trains. And when the Tube stops working, London stops working. Simple…