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The RMT is expected to announce a series of strikes on London's underground network with business groups already warning of "massive disruption" to the London economy.

The strikes organised to protest against job cuts are scheduled for the week beginning September 6, the day ...

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Almost 6.5 million British adults (14%) are planning to take their cars abroad over the next 12 months, according to new research(1) from Sainsbury's Car Insurance

Unsurprisingly, France is by far the most popular country for Brits planning to drive their cars ...

Casual use on London's £140m cycle hire scheme has been postponed once again as "teething problems" continue to hit the service.

Unregistered users will have to wait until mid September to swipe, pay and pick up a bike nearly two months since it was launched. 100,000 journeys have ...

Channel Tunnel unions have warned of "lethal consequences" as bosses plan relaxing safety rules to allow competition.

Currently Eurostar has free run of the under-water rail link for commuter services, but talks with Deutsche Bahn are at an advanced stage.

Tests are planned for October yet DB trains ...

Thousands of families traveling for the August Bank Holidays had their plans thrown into chaos after BAA workers voted to strike, three to one.

Firefighters, security guards and engineers voted overwhelmingly to walkout after rejecting a 1% pay offer from the airport operator. BAA has confirmed its ...

Thomas Cook are expected to slash prices by 40% as the travel firm struggles to halt losses.

650,000 holidays have been left unsold, according to the company after it warned its end of year results will be "at the lower end of market expectations" - excluding losses due ...

Transport for London has called on the RMT union to scrap its threatened strike after less than a third of members voted to walkout.

Officially, the ballot resulted in 76% calling for strike action and by 88% for action short of a strike.

The tube union accuses London ...

A major disaster was narrowly averted on London Underground this morning when a driverless train careered through six stations.

The Charring Cross branch of the Northern Line remains suspended after an engineering train broke away at Archway at 5.25am.

For 13 terrifying minutes staff desperately ordered trains to ...