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Five-fold annual increase in time lifts taken out of service on London Underground as a safety precaution – despite being in working order

A man was reportedly attacked by another passenger after asking him if a Tube was going to Notting Hill

The station will be closed from June 26, to allow its 26-year-old escalators to be replaced

West End set to enjoy £50m boost as tourists flock to watch history being made

London Underground logos around the procession route will be topped with a likeness of the ceremonial St Edward’s crown

Arthur Hawrylewicz grabbed his victim from behind in a 'bear hug' on a busy underground platform and tried to throw her into the path of an oncoming train

Sadiq Khan said temperature requirements for the artefacts, along with licensing rules, would make any such plans costly and time-consuming

On Easter Sunday, I took a Tube to Lancaster Gate, for a brisk walk under the seasonally delightful blue skies of Hyde Park. West London rarely appears more fit to burst with aspirational opportunity than during these first flushes of spring. Yoga exhibitionists on pointed physical display. Unthinkable breeds of…

The Piccadilly line is one of the least reliable Tube lines and passengers face years of delays before an upgrade is completed, the Standard has learned.

Four classic Tube posters that celebrate London’s cultural life have been “reimagined” to mark the 160th anniversary of the Underground.