Tube strike: All London Underground lines hit by walk out. Transport Correspondent BBCTomEdwards and HarryLow49 with updates on how it is affecting commuters. More live updates here:
BBC London Breakfast show,TfL is essentially still bankrupt since coming out of the pandemic, its finances are in complete disarray, and they are living from one bailout to another with the government. They run out of money on 24 June.
If you’re a station worker at Victoria which is where I am at the moment, they are facing a potential reduction of just under 50% of all the staff. The rosters, the shift work that they do here, would catastrophically become worst. It’s bad enough anyway when you’re a shift worker, their pensions are also being put in jeopardy.
The world has changed as a result of the pandemic, there are more people working from home, but you still need a vibrant Tube network and TfL moving millions of people every day. That needs to be invested and financed properly.
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