How will the latest train strikes affect each rail operator?
Large parts of the rail network remain at a standstill on Saturday as RMT workers go on strike, ITV News' Vincent McAviney reports
Travel chaos on England's railways has continued into the weekend as train drivers stage the latest walkout in a long running dispute over pay.
Drivers who are members of the Aslef union will strike for 24 hours, crippling services and severely reducing timetables - in some cases wiping them out altogether.
Further disruption will ensue on Saturday when a separate walkout by members of the Rail, Maritime and Transport (RMT) union takes place, alongside an overtime ban for Aslef drivers.
Here, ITV News sets out how each rail operator is affected by the latest spate of strikes and what its planned services are.
Avanti West Coast
Saturday: One train per hour will run in each direction between London Euston and each of Birmingham, Liverpool, Manchester and Preston, with a limited service to and from Carlisle.
The first train of the day from Euston will depart at about 8am and the last will leave shortly after 5pm.
There will be no services to or from North Wales, Shrewsbury, Chester, Blackpool, Stoke-on-Trent, Glasgow and Edinburgh.
c2c
Saturday: First and last services will be unaffected, but there will be a reduced service across the whole route, with all trains running to and from Fenchurch Street.
Caledonian Sleeper
Saturday: The Caledonian Sleeper does not operate on Saturday nights.
Chiltern Railways
Saturday: Services will be limited to one train per hour from about 8am until 10pm in both directions between London Marylebone and each of Banbury, Oxford and Aylesbury via Amersham.
CrossCountry
Saturday: A limited service will operate. No trains will run between Birmingham New Street and Cardiff Central, Nottingham or Edinburgh; or between Bristol Temple Meads and Penzance; or between Bournemouth and Southampton Central; or north of Edinburgh.
East Midlands Railway
Saturday: Services will only run between 6.30am and 6.30pm. They will be limited to just one train per hour in each direction between London St Pancras and each of Nottingham, Sheffield and Corby, as well as a handful of regional routes, such as between Derby and Nottingham.
Elizabeth line
Saturday: The operator's staff are not participating in the industrial action, but there will be disruption to some services before 7am and after 7pm.
Gatwick Express
Saturday: No trains but Southern will run a very limited service between Gatwick Airport and London Victoria.
Grand Central
Saturday: Usual service.
Great Northern
Saturday: A limited service will run, with some stations not served. Trains will start later and finish earlier than normal.
Great Western Railway
Saturday: An extremely limited service will operate between around 7am and 6.30pm. More routes will be open than on Friday.
Greater Anglia
Saturday: Services will operate between 7am and 11pm. Most routes will have a normal or near-normal service during that period.
Heathrow Express
Saturday: Services will stop earlier than normal on Saturday night.
Hull Trains
Saturday: Usual service.
London North Eastern Railway (LNER)
Saturday: There will be around one train per hour in each direction.
London Northwestern Railway
Saturday: A limited timetable will run across the network.
London Overground
Saturday: Usual service.
Lumo
Saturday: Usual service.
Merseyrail
Saturday: Usual service.
Northern
Saturday: Only a handful of routes will be open, such as between Liverpool Lime Street and Manchester; Leeds and York; and Darlington and Saltburn.
ScotRail
Saturday: The operator's staff are not participating in the industrial action, but some ScotRail services, between Glasgow Central and Carlisle, and between Dumfries and Carlisle, will be affected due to train dispatching at Carlisle station being carried out by staff from other operators.
South Western Railway
Saturday: A reduced service will operate between 7am and 7pm. More routes will be open compared with on Friday.
Southeastern
Saturday: Services will be limited, with some routes closed.
Only trains via Greenwich will run to London Bridge, while services on metro routes will run to London Victoria.
Southern
Saturday: No trains will run in a number of areas, including between Hemel Hempstead and Clapham Junction; Southampton Central and Barnham; and Eastbourne and Ashford International.
Stansted Express
Saturday: Two trains per hour in both directions, but services will start later and finish earlier.
Thameslink
Saturday: Services will be split north and south, with nothing running between London St Pancras and London Blackfriars.
TransPennine Express
Saturday: A reduced timetable will operate and only between: Manchester Piccadilly and Scarborough; Preston and Manchester Airport; and Sheffield and Cleethorpes.
Transport for Wales
Saturday: Usual service.
West Midlands Railway
Saturday: A limited timetable will run across the network.
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