Transport union calls for more women to apply for Tube driver jobs Train drivers’ union Aslef says more should be done to encourage women to become Tube drivers The Independent UK · Jun 18
Inside KPMG's AI report scandal: False claims, bogus case studies and hallucinated success stories KPMG has retracted a global report after major organizations like UBS and the NHS denied claims of using AI for operational transformations. The report, which contained fabricated case studies and AI-generated inaccuracies, was flagged by GPTZero and the Financial Times. An internal investigation is underway as the firm faces scrutiny… The Economic Times · Jun 16
Revealed: London's worst cycling accident hotspots as serious injuries soar in Hackney, Newham and other boroughs The figures come as Transport for London was accused of trying to ‘cover up’ an increase in cycling casualties in the capital Evening Standard · Jun 11
Sadiq Khan in 'democratic stitch-up' storm over Oxford Street pedestrianisation The London Mayor is pressing ahead with the controversial change to Britain’s flagship shopping street Evening Standard · Jun 10
Fare dodging epidemic: Fines and prosecutions rise in crackdown as thousands jump barriers Transport for London said it secured 14,406 convictions for fare evasion in 2025/26 - an increase of 955 on the year before Evening Standard · Jun 10
London Tube strikes: RMT says no more walkouts planned for now ahead of talks next week TfL and RMT will meet next week for further talks centred on TfL’s four-day working week proposal Evening Standard · Jun 5
London Tube strike: RMT tells other union members to use the Underground on walkout days The RMT told PCS union members: ‘Please travel as you can and if you see a picket line then give us a wave’ Evening Standard · Jun 4
London Tube strikes: Thursday walkout ON heaping more travel misery on capital The RMT union has told Transport for London that it is pressing ahead with the second day of its industrial action this week Evening Standard · Jun 2
London tube strike underway as major travel disruption hits capital London commuters faced significant disruption as Tube drivers began a 24-hour strike over proposed changes to working patterns. The walkout, affecting multiple lines, stems from a dispute over a voluntary four-day week, with unions citing safety concerns. A second strike is planned for Thursday unless a breakthrough is reached. The Times of India · Jun 2
Dementia sufferer killed neighbour outside his home over alleyway dispute The court heard that Brown then ran after his neighbour with the weapon and chased him into a garden The Independent UK · Jun 1
Tube strikes ON: RMT slammed as walkout chaos to hit London after last-ditch Acas talks fail Underground services are set to be severely impacted on Tuesday and on Thursday Evening Standard · Jun 1
London tube strikes set to go ahead unless last-ditch talks deliver breakthrough London Underground strikes loom as RMT union leaders warn walkouts will proceed unless Transport for London (TfL) offers a breakthrough in emergency negotiations. The dispute centers on pay, working conditions, and staffing, with millions of passengers facing potential disruption if talks fail. Both sides are engaged in crucial discussions to… The Times of India · Jun 1
Tube strikes: Acas talks raise hope of last-minute deal after RMT boss 'instructs' train drivers not to work Exclusive: Union chief appeals for ‘solidarity’ from Underground drivers amid signs walkouts are not as strongly supported as previous industrial action Evening Standard · May 31
The Guardian - UK · May 29 London tube strikes to go ahead on Tuesday and Thursday, RMT says Two 24-hour stoppages by drivers to take place next week as part of action over proposals for four-day week
Evening Standard · May 28 When will the London Tube strikes end? No breakthrough in sight as capital suffers more disruption More talks between the RMT and London Underground bosses are expected next week
Evening Standard · May 28 Tube strikes: 'No pay cut' for Underground drivers on £74k in new four-day week... but RMT to walk out anyway Londoners face being hit by industrial action on the Tube on Tuesday, June 2 and Thursday, June 4
Evening Standard · May 28 London travel news LIVE: Person hit by train causes more rail chaos at Waterloo South Western Railway services are badly affected due to closed lines as well as a damaged railway at Wimbledon
Evening Standard · May 26 Tube strikes misery to hit London just days after 35C heatwave hell RMT drivers are due to walk out on Tuesday June 2 and Thursday June 4
The Times of India · May 19 London Tube strike: New dates announced after May walkouts suspended; check June schedule London Underground commuters may have avoided major disruption this week after planned Tube strikes were suspended, but fresh industrial action has already been announced for next month amid an ongoing dispute between the Rail, Maritime and Transport (RMT) union and Transport for London (TfL).
Evening Standard · May 18 Tube strikes cancelled - but Londoners are set to be hit by two more 24-hour walkouts in June RMT chiefs called off industrial action at the last minute, sparing commuters more travel misery, but also brought forward more strikes
The Times of India · May 18 London tube strike confirmed after last-minute talks collapse, 4 days of disruption expected London faces significant travel disruption as RMT union members strike for four days over a proposed voluntary four-day working week for Tube drivers. Talks between Transport for London and the RMT failed, leading to planned walkouts from May 19-22, impacting services and causing potential overcrowding on alternative transport.
The Independent UK · May 12 Tube strike warning as London Underground drivers set to walk out again London Underground services are expected to face significant disruption next week due to fresh strikes by members of the Rail, Maritime and Transport (RMT) union. RMT union members, specifically Tube drivers, will stage 24-hour walkouts commencing from 12 noon on Tuesday, May 19, and again on Thursday, May 21. Transport…
Evening Standard · May 11 London’s 7.1mph average bus speed is 'no faster than average jogging pace' Exclusive: A 10% increase in bus speeds across London could save bus operators around £214million a year, according to the Confederation of Passenger Transport (CPT)
Euronews · May 6 Have posters for Kneecap’s album ‘Fenian’ been censored in London transport? The band’s manager Daniel Lambert has claimed that Transport For London would not allow promotional posters for Kneecap's new album 'Fenian'.