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And borisjohnson has urged the public to stay the course , because he says modernisation will be in their interest. we ll be reporting across the uk tonight. we start in bournemouth and our transport correspondent katy austin. hull, bournemouth and much of scotland and wales were among the places which turned into train deserts as thousands of workers walked out in the biggest rail strike in three decades. this is one of the stations where some trains are running today, but across the country only about 20% of the usual services are operating. and they finished much earlier. the last train from glasgow to crewe today departed just after 2.30. major stations like cardiff looked empty, as passengers heeded the warning to avoid the railway and many commuters switched back into working from home mode. that s not an option for ruth, who relies on taking the train from southampton to herjob in portsmouth, but there were no ....
Impacted today because of those packed out buses and people queueing. now, all tube lines have been severely impacted, with some not even running at all. and how did we get here? well, this is a strike overjob cuts and working conditions and pensions. and many of the local businesses here wonder whether this could have an impact on profits, particularly as passengers are having to deal with a rail strike as well. , ., ., , ., well. celestina olulode, hywel and lorna, well. celestina olulode, hywel and lorna. thank well. celestina olulode, hywel and lorna, thank you well. celestina olulode, hywel and lorna, thank you very well. celestina olulode, hywel and lorna, thank you very much. - with all the advance warnings about the strike, many people have made alternative arrangements working from home, for example. but for some, there s been no choice but to get into the car. the aa has reported some traffic hotspots around the country. ....
The uk, but we start in bournemouth and our transport correspondent katy austin. hull, bournemouth and much of scotland and wales were among the places which turned into trained deserts as thousands of workers walked out in the biggest rail strike in three decades. this is one of the stations were some trains are running today, but across the country, only about 20% of the usual services are operating. and they are finishing much earlier. the last train from glasgow to crewe today departed just after 2.30. train from glasgow to crewe today departedjust after2.30. major stations like cardiff looked empty, as passengers heeded the warning to avoid the railway. and many commuters switched back into working from home mode. that is not an option for ruth, who relies on taking the train from southampton to her job taking the train from southampton to herjob in portsmouth, but there are no services to portsmouth today. i won t be able to work today. i no services to portsmouth today. i won t ....
And many commuters switched back into working from home mode. that s not an option for ruth, who relies on taking the train from southampton to herjob in portsmouth, but there are no services to portsmouth today. i won t be able to work today. i have a work phone, so i can log in that way, but i won t be able to do my full job today. but my colleagues have been really understanding. i ve made the effort to try and get there, but today it s not going to happen. commuters queued for london buses earlier as staff on the underground walked out too. leisure plans this week will also be affected. sue, from bradford, sympathises with striking workers, but has had to find another, more expensive way of travelling to a special birthday theatre trip. i would get a return train for only £6 or £8. plan b is taxis. and adding on extra expense, really. the return taxi, i ve been given an estimate of £22 each way. the rmt union has rejected a pay ....
Running across england, scotland, and wales. here s more from our transport correspondent katy austin. hull, bournemouth, and much of scotland and wales were among the places which turned into train deserts as thousands of workers walked out in the biggest rail strike in three decades. this is one of the stations where some trains are running today, but across the country only about 20% of the usual services are operating. and they finished much earlier. the last train from glasgow to crewe today departed just after 2.30pm. major stations like cardiff looked empty, as passengers heeded the warning to avoid the railway and many commuters switched back into working from home mode. that s not an option for ruth, who relies on taking the train from southampton to herjob in portsmouth, but there were no services to portsmouth today. well, i won t be able to work today. i have a work phone, so i can log in that way, but i won t be able to do my ....