Passengers face disruption as strike shuts down Tube

A London Underground sign at London Bridge in London.EPA

Tube services are severely disrupted, on day two the strike

London Underground services are continuing to face disruption on Monday, after workers walked out on Sunday in rolling action over pay and conditions.

Members of the Rail, Maritime And Transport union (RMT) are staging the walkout until Thursday.

There is little or no service on all of the Tube as different parts of RMT membership walk out on different days.

The Elizabeth line and the Overground are operating but will be much busier than usual.

You can find out more on which lines are affected on TfL's website.

A chart stating which services are impacted on the London transport network. It says no service is expected on the DLR on 9 and 11 September, severe service disruption is expected on the London Underground from 8 to 11 September. Disruption to some services is expected on the London Underground on 7 September and the morning of 12 September. And buses are expected to have some disruption on 12 September.TfL

TfL has warned of various levels of disruption to services

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