At least in Groundhog Day, Bill Murray was able to get into the centre of town to do his job. But as Londoners endure yet another rail strike by RMT members, the city is once again a virtual ghost town.
And today the Evening Standard can reveal the total cost of all strikes in the capital is set to hit nearly £2bn. That is the cumulative lost spending, as tourists and commuters alike stay away from the city.
