The Latest Breaking News from London Underground

Man, 61, in police custody on suspicion of common assault against former health secretary on Tube

Toby Anstis was left 'bloody freezing' on the London Underground this morning and forced to call the police, as some of his fellow passengers became aggressive whilst stuck on a tube carriage for over an hour

Australian actress Margot Robbie, who is worth more than £30million, said she loves the London Underground and has even found the best way to save money on fares

Plus! It’s the Tube’s 160th anniversary

Ceremonial sign revealed to mark anniversary - but not all passengers are impressed

The stripped down commuters were taking part in No Trousers Tube Ride Day.

January 8 is No Trousers Tube Ride Day and this year is the first time enthusiasts were able to participate since the pandemic - it wasthe inaugural trouserless tube ride on the Elizabeth Line

The roll-out of 4G super-fast wi-fi on the London Underground hit a landmark on Wednesday with its arrival on part of the Central line.

The London Underground is key to the functioning of England’s capital city. Roughly 2 million people use it each day. But it is polluted with small particulate matter from heavy metals, including iron oxide, that may be damaging to human health.

University of Cambridge researchers conducted a new type of pollution analysis using magnetism to inspect dust samples from the London Underground

University of Cambridge researchers conducted a new type of pollution analysis using magnetism to inspect dust samples from the London Underground.