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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…

In a bid to sell mascaras, Maybelline has added eyelashes to Tube carriages and London buses. And people are unexpectedly obsessed with it

London Underground workers will strike for a week from July 23

Police have launched an appeal after a man pushed a woman and grabbed another passenger by the throat on a District line Tube just outside Mile End station.

London back from the pandemic with the return to offices, weekend leisure trips and soaring popularity of the Elizabeth line

Tory politician Tony Devenish said he stood by his claim that frequent closures at Lancaster Gate station were caused by staff ‘skiving’

But there was also a fresh warning that the capital could do even better if the Government restored tax- free shopping for foreign tourists

A proposed outside archway will allow those deprived from using the Underground at South Kensington to use it