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The Tube will have little to no service from Monday until Thursday next week with members of the RMT union set to strike on separate days between tonight and January 12.

Even though the Mayor of London could have avoided misery for millions, he instead bowed to the Rail, Maritime and Transport union.

The London Underground strike will go ahead next week after last-ditch talks between the Rail, Maritime and Transport (RMT) and Transport for London (TfL) failed, the union announced today.

The London Underground will have little to no service next week with a major Tube strike that begins tomorrow set to plunge the capital into travel chaos from Monday until Thursday.

The first regulations aimed at ensuring minimum levels of service during strikes have come into force, the Government announced on Friday.Ministers said the regulations are set to apply in the rail sector, border security and ambulance services.For t...

The new regulations means that rail operators, some of whom were on strike today, will need run 40 per cent of their normal timetable during any strike.

Regulations will enable employers to reduce the impact of industrial action, say ministers.

Regulations will enable employers to reduce the impact of industrial action, say ministers.

Regulations will enable employers to reduce the impact of industrial action, say ministers.

Regulations will enable employers to reduce the impact of industrial action, say ministers.