Charles & Camilla on the tube
The Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall hopped on the tube today to mark the underground's 150th birthday.
Underground's last remaining steam train goes on test run
Marking 150 years since the first passengers rode on the London Underground, the network's last remaining steam train underwent a test run today ahead of its special heritage run on Sunday.
Steam train at Edgware Road
London Underground's last surviving steam train reached Edgeware Road in the early hours of this morning as part of a test run. It will be used during events on Sunday to mark the 150th anniversary of the opeing of the Tube.
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Preparation ahead of Tube's birthday weekend
Atrial run of a recreation of the Tube's first ever passenger journey has been underway overnight.
The official event on Sunday is part of the networks 150 year anniversary celebrations.
Underground steam engine on overnight test run
by Simon Harris - ITV London
London Underground's last surviving steam engine is seen here at Moorgate station on a test run before Sunday's special heritage run.
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Pictures: Stops along the Tube's 150 year journey
A look back at some of the stops on London Underground's 150 year journey.
Read the full storyTube is 150 years old today
Today marks the Tube's 150th birthday.
It became the world's first underground railway when the stretch of line between Paddington and Farringdon opened in January 1863.
Events will be held across London today to mark the occasion.
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