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Get the free app no ads · no paywallNews · 1 June 2026
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London commuters are already facing major delays on Tube lines, even before two planned strikes hit the capital. In February, the RMT union's members endorsed 24-hour work stoppages, which are scheduled for June 2nd (Tuesday) and June 4th (Thursday). Current issues include signal failures on the Jubilee and Victoria lines, and a points failure on the Elizabeth line.
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