The Latest Breaking News from Tube

Two days ago I was awoken from my Covid sick bed by my son screaming. Turns out our goldfish, Goldflipper AKA “the boring dog”, had flipped right out of his tank onto our kitchen floor. A near-miraculous feat since the gap in the tank lid is about 3 cm by…

Seven males as young as 15 have been arrested over a spate of knifepoint robberies on school children using buses, rail and the Tube network.

A person has died after falling onto Tube tracks in west London on Saturday morning.

A man who played music out loud on his Tube journey through London has been hit with a £300 legal bill for annoying other passengers on the train.

Sadiq Khan’s office said ‘early work’ has started on the study and confirmed that the mayor remains committed to it

The buoyant numbers come as TfL launches a new campaign “highlighting the value and benefits public transport offers people with all travel needs and budgets”

How do you Tube? London’s Underground commuters usually fall into one of six categories. There are the faithful bookworms and the head-bobbing airpod enthusiasts. The offline Twitter scrollers whose fingers scramble for wi-fi at every station. There are those who turn their phone sideways to catch up on pre-downloaded shows…

There is still a mandate for further strikes and negotiations have a way to go to before a deal is reached

The worst stations for robbery were Oxford Circus, Finsbury Park, Bond Street and Stratford

London Underground workers will strike for a week from July 23

London Underground workers will strike for a week from July 23