The Latest Breaking News from Underground

How do you Tube? London’s Underground commuters usually fall into one of six categories. There are the faithful bookworms and the head-bobbing airpod enthusiasts. The offline Twitter scrollers whose fingers scramble for wi-fi at every station. There are those who turn their phone sideways to catch up on pre-downloaded shows…

London Underground strike is sandwiched between two of the national walk-outs called by the RMT union

If the Piccadilly line isn’t the ‘biggest headache’ on the Underground, what is?

Four classic Tube posters that celebrate London’s cultural life have been “reimagined” to mark the 160th anniversary of the Underground.

Aslef and RMT unions take action in protest against pensions review and planned job cuts

Little to no service is expected on the Underground while schools will also be forced to shut during walkouts on Wednesday

Effects will continue into Thursday, which is the first day of the next round of national rail strikes

The Tube drivers’ union Aslef on Monday confirmed that Wednesday’s strike on the London Underground will go ahead.

Almost all trains are expected to be cancelled due to a strike over pensions, jobs and working arrangments