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All Tube lines open on second day of strike
London Underground claims support for strike action is weakening as more services run.
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RMT agrees to next round of talks over Tube dispute
52% of Tube services running on day two of strike
- London Underground says 52% of Tube services are operating today
- Around 80% of stations are open, more than yesterday
- Around 90% of the usual number of Oyster cards were used on overall TfL network this morning
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RMT and London Underground to resume talks Friday
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District Line fight leaves passenger seriously injured
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Strike wreaks havoc for passengers for second day
TfL: All Tube lines open on second day of strike
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Second day of strike brings queues and crowded platforms
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Fog causes further travel problems
There are more transport problems in the capital because of fog this morning.
TfL suspended ferry services on the Thames because of poor visibility, saying Thames Clipper tickets were being accepted on local buses and Docklands Light Railway.
London City Airport in Docklands also reported delays to flights due to poor visibility.
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District Line fight leaves passenger seriously injured
The fight broke out as the train approached Aldgate East station on Monday night, hours after the Tube strike began.