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Here's What Happens When Public Transport Comes To A Halt In London
Every day, millions of commuters use London's famous underground network to get to and from work. Monday morning, the city came to a complete standstill as a 24-hour tube strike forced the closure of most central lines and stations.
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London Underground Rail Staff Strike Affects Millions
Millions of Londoners struggled to work today as a strike by underground rail staff brought the network to a standstill for the second time in a month over plans for a new night-time service.
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London Braces for Travel Chaos as Tube Strike Begins
London Underground staff walked off their posts on Wednesday to protest plans to run Tube trains all night at weekends, the second shutdown of the British capital's subway in under a month.
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London Tube Staff to Hold Second Strike in 2 Months
London's Underground network will shut down this week for the second time in two months after talks again broke down in a dispute over all night services, trade unions said Monday.
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Chaotic Rush-Hour Scenes as London Tube Staff Strike
London's roads, buses and overland trains struggled to cope in today's morning rush hour as commuters battled into work in the face of London Underground's first strike shutdown since 2002.
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London Underground Staff to Strike Over Jobs, Ticket Office Closures
Workers on London's underground train system will strike for 48 hours next week over plans to close ticket offices and cut jobs, union officials said.
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London hit by travel chaos as Tube staff goes on strike
Millions of Londoners were caught up in commuting chaos on Wednesday, as Underground workers began the first in a series of strikes that Prime Minister David Cameron branded as "shameful".
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Tom Maynard dies in tube accident
Tom Maynard, the Surrey and England Lions batsman, has died at 23 after being struck by a train on the London underground, the club and the Metropolitan police have confirmed.
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Here's What Happens When Public Transport Comes To A Halt In London
Every day, millions of commuters use London's famous underground network to get to and from work. Monday morning, the city came to a complete standstill as a 24-hour tube strike forced the closure of most central lines and stations.
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London Underground Rail Staff Strike Affects Millions
Millions of Londoners struggled to work today as a strike by underground rail staff brought the network to a standstill for the second time in a month over plans for a new night-time service.
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London Braces for Travel Chaos as Tube Strike Begins
London Underground staff walked off their posts on Wednesday to protest plans to run Tube trains all night at weekends, the second shutdown of the British capital's subway in under a month.
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London Tube Staff to Hold Second Strike in 2 Months
London's Underground network will shut down this week for the second time in two months after talks again broke down in a dispute over all night services, trade unions said Monday.
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Chaotic Rush-Hour Scenes as London Tube Staff Strike
London's roads, buses and overland trains struggled to cope in today's morning rush hour as commuters battled into work in the face of London Underground's first strike shutdown since 2002.
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London Underground Staff to Strike Over Jobs, Ticket Office Closures
Workers on London's underground train system will strike for 48 hours next week over plans to close ticket offices and cut jobs, union officials said.
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London hit by travel chaos as Tube staff goes on strike
Millions of Londoners were caught up in commuting chaos on Wednesday, as Underground workers began the first in a series of strikes that Prime Minister David Cameron branded as "shameful".
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Tom Maynard dies in tube accident
Tom Maynard, the Surrey and England Lions batsman, has died at 23 after being struck by a train on the London underground, the club and the Metropolitan police have confirmed.
