Tube strike called off by unions

A planned 48-hour strike by London Underground workers in a row over ticket office closures has been called off after a last-minute deal was agreed.

Tue, 11 Feb, 2014 - 13:09

A planned 48-hour strike by London Underground workers in a row over ticket office closures has been called off after a last-minute deal was agreed.

Members of the RMT and TSSA unions were due to walk out at 9pm tonight following a two day stoppage last week which caused travel chaos in the capital.

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