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One-year deal safeguards Piccadilly line upgrade but raises questions about Bakerloo line

Mayor sees first CCTV cameras on Central line as he insists Tube is 'low crime environment'

The legendary filmmaker is the star of this week's episode of our new podcast, London Love Stories. Host Katie Strick picks out his most surprising soundbites

The Love Actually creator and Comic Relief co-founder talks to Katie Strick about filming mishaps, awkward dating encounters and his rollercoaster love affair with our capital city as he joins our appeal

In less than a week, two stories of brazen sexual assaults on the Tube have hit the headlines. The first involved an arrest for alleged “sexual touching” of fellow passengers when the lights went out on a stranded Elizabeth Line train last Thursday. Now, a man has been jailed for…

A new station entrance will be built as well as step-free access for some Underground lines

Bank holidays, strikes and engineering works are having an impact on all modes of public transport in the capital

Christmas at Kew, Battersea Park's fireworks and the West End's Black Friday sales have all led to spikes in Tube travel

Reading can be for solitary pleasure or it can be a quotidian task. Some people avoid books in favour of other forms of recreation; others read everywhere from bathrooms to Tube carriages. Some people love reading so much they even study English till the very end of school.

Host Katie Strick unpacks the (surprising) lessons London Love Stories has taught her

TfL reveals new details of 'really concerning' increase in crime on London Underground