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Man who pushed ex-Eurotunnel boss on to Tube track jailed for life
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Londoners fail to ignore trouser-less tube travellers
Bare-legged people were spotted across the underground network for the 10th annual No Trousers Tube Ride.
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Autistic man robbed of McDonald's on train
Police are hunting two men who robbed the "vulnerable" the 23-year-old victim of his food and headphones on the London Underground.
Read the full story ›RMT walks out of talks as 24-hour Tube strike looms
The RMT has ended talks aimed at averting a strike planned for Sunday by London Underground workers.
A 24-hour walk-out now looks set to go ahead across underground networks in the capital from 6pm.
While a second union is still meeting London Underground to discuss a dispute over jobs and ticket office closures, RMT, the biggest rail union, has walked away.
Officials from RMT and the Transport Salaried Staffs Association had met with LU under the chairmanship of the conciliation service Acas for a fourth day of talks.
But the RMT left the meeting without any sign of progress being made.
TSSA general secretary Manuel Cortes remained at Acas, making it clear he was determined to continue trying to break the deadlock.
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Man on explosives charge over London Tube evacuation
Damon Smith, 19, has been charged with making or possessing an explosive substance with intent to endanger life.
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All aboard as London's Night Tube opens for first time
London's Night Tube began on Friday with Sadiq Khan on board the first departure.
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All aboard as London's Night Tube opens for first time
London's Night Tube began on Friday with Sadiq Khan on board the first departure.
Roughly 50,000 people are expected to use the Night Tube service each weekend, with the number growing to 200,000 by the Autumn when the service extends to the Northern, Jubilee and Piccadilly lines.
The mayor chatted to passengers on the historic evening, telling one: "You're making history".
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Night Tube set to begin this weekend after long delay
The long-awaited Night Tube will finally begin this weekend - almost three years since the plan was first announced.
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'Mind the Gap' train announcer Phil Sayer dies
Phil Sayer, whose voice was heard on most automated PA systems on railway stations across the UK, died from cancer on Thursday.
Read the full story ›Talks on all-night Tube service set to resume
Talks aimed at breaking the deadlock over plans for an all-night Tube service in London are set to resume today.
Rail union leaders will meet London Underground bosses under the chairmanship of Acas, the conciliation service, for a fresh attempt to reach an agreement on pay and conditions.
The night Tube was originally planned to start in September but as negotiations dragged on it has been delayed, with no new date for its launch.
London mayor Boris Johnson cast fresh doubt over the planned service last week when he said it was not "absolutely critical".