The Piccadilly Line and Circle Line have been suspended entirely today with other routes severely affected after Tfl tube drivers walked out

More Tube strikes will hit the London Underground again this week over two 24-hour periods with passengers warned to plan ahead

More tube strikes will hit the London Underground again this week, with workers heading to the picket lines over two 24-hour periods and passengers being warned to plan ahead

For two days next week London Underground drivers are planning to go on strike, after previous industrial action was cancelled by the RMT, with disruption expected across the capital

Tube drivers from the RMT union will walk out this week in a strike over changes to the working week, causing chaos for London commuters and TfL

RMT union members are striking over TfL's proposed four-day working week, causing major disruption across the London Underground network this week, with parts of the Jubilee, Northern, Victoria, Bakerloo, Central, Piccadilly and Waterloo & City lines shut.

Tube strikes will take place from today as drivers take industrial action over Transport for London's plans for a four-day week - and it is going to cause major travel disruption

Tube drivers in the RMT union are set to walk out from midday on Tuesday for 24 hours, and again from midday on Thursday for 24 hours, in a dispute over the working week