Rail strikes: union accuses Grant Shapps of lying about negotiations as millions face disruption – as it happened

Passengers board a train at Paddington station during industrial strike action Photograph: Chris J Ratcliffe/Getty Images

4.31pm BST

How will journeys on Sunday be affected?

Disruption from industrial action will continue into the early hours of Sunday.

Services on Southeastern Railway will resume from 6.30am, it said:

🔴 Our network is closed today. Please do not travel.
🕡 Services resume from 06:30am tomorrow.
📲 Check your journey at: https://t.co/P7IK8GPdPo #RailStrike pic.twitter.com/0LVhY51c0S

— Southeastern (@Se_Railway) July 30, 2022

Here’s how tomorrow is looking for those travelling on other services:

• The London Overground will return to a good service by 9am, TfL said.
  
• Greater Anglia has said its Sunday morning services will start later than usual, with some morning trains cancelled.
• Great Western Railway warned there will be significant disruption on Sunday, and advised customers to only travel by train if necessary.
• Three trains journeys between London and Hull on Sunday have been cancelled, Hull Trains said.
• The strikes will affect morning services by London Northwestern Railway and West Midlands Railway. Neither company specified exact times.
  

We’ll be closing this blog soon – thanks for following along today.

Updated at 5.16pm BST

4.25pm BST

Rail passengers wait for announcements at Euston train station on July 30, 2022 in London Photograph: Chris J Ratcliffe/Getty Images

Rail passengers wait for announcements at Euston train station on July 30, 2022 in London Photograph: Chris J Ratcliffe/Getty Images