Tube strike: Latest walkout on London Underground ends

RMT leader Mick Lynch joined Tube and rail workers on a picket line in Euston

Londoners faced another morning of widespread transport disruption, as a 24-hour Tube strike came to an end.

Transport for London's (TfL) website now shows a good service on all lines apart from two. The London Overground, Elizabeth line and DLR operated their usual service during the walkout.

Earlier, TfL said most services would be disrupted through the morning, and urged the unions to work with it.

The RMT and Aslef are in a dispute over job cuts, pensions and conditions.

The RMT said job cuts were a "political decision".

A TfL spokesperson said: "No proposals have been made to change terms and conditions or pension arrangements.

"We urge our unions to continue working with us as ridership on the network continues to recover."

Buses and trams were busier than usual

Trams and buses were busier than usual, and passengers were advised to allow more time for their journeys and to check the latest information.

People were also being encouraged to walk or cycle.

There have been seven London Underground strikes in the past 12 months.

Strikes on the railways throughout the day might also affect some services, passengers were warned.

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