Tube drivers set for 24-hour strike

London Underground drivers are due to start a 24-hour strike.

Tube drivers set for 24-hour strike
Sun, 04 Feb, 2001 - 09:14

London Underground drivers are due to start a 24-hour strike.

The strike is over fears that the British Government's public-private partnership proposals could threaten safety.

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