The Latest Breaking News from Network Rail

'It is incredibly disappointing the RMT have decided to take action that could drive passengers away from the rail network for good'

If the strikes go ahead as planned, it will be the biggest outbreak of industrial action in the industry in a generation

The Health Secretary has said the Government was ‘looking at all options’ to prevent disruption

Train Talk: Both sides have an interest in seeing how the stoppages turn out

Services in Wales will be affected because Network Rail staff are involved in the dispute

Strikes are scheduled to coincide with a number of major events, including concerts, test match cricket and the Glastonbury festival.

Passengers will be affected with a bus replacement service in operation until further notice.

ScotRail took to Twitter to issue an update this evening following confirmation of the strike, advising that it will result in a "limited service operating, if at all".

RMT Union have confirmed that on June 21, 23 and 25, 50,000 rail workers across the UK will walk out, making it the biggest national rail strike since 1989. ScotRail have issued a response saying that their services will be affected.