London Underground workers begin strike after failed negotiations

RMT union members are staging strikes on the London Underground on Tuesday and Thursday. The strike is triggered by a dispute over working hours. Negotiations between the parties have broken down.

The London Underground faces two major disruptions this week as RMT union members have decided to go on strike. The work stoppages will occur on Tuesday and Thursday and are caused by a dispute over working hours.

Negotiations between the employer and the RMT union have yielded no results, and the parties have been unable to reach agreement on working conditions. This means the strike will proceed as planned and will affect London's public transport on two days.

The strike is likely to cause significant delays and traffic congestion across London, as thousands of people seek alternatives to their usual Underground service. Passengers are advised to plan alternative routes and allow extra time.