Train strikes are set to hit the rail network in the North East and across Britain over three days in October.
Three unions so far have confirmed new dates for the strikes they postponed following the Queen's death. ASLEF, which represents train drivers, will strike on Saturday October 1 and Wednesday October 5. The RMT - which mostly represents station and train staff like ticket collectors and cleaners - will also strike on October 1, then again a week later on Saturday October 8.
The TSSA union has also confirmed new strike dates on October 1 and October 5, including members who work for LNER, Network Rail and Transpennine Express.