DLR workers to stage two 48-hour strikes in pay row

• One of the strikes will coincide with a planned walkout by London Underground workers in a separate dispute over the closure of Tube ticket offices
• DLR workers, who are employed by Serco, will also ban overtime for 24 hours from January 31 having voted overwhelmingly for industrial action

• The RMT said there had been a "total breakdown" in industrial relations, while pay negotiations had stalled

Workers on London's Docklands Light Railway will stage two 48-hour strikes in a dispute over pay. Members of the RMT Union will strike for 48 hours from 4.30am on January 29 and again from February 4.