Some disruption as strikes beneath means however extra to come back in morning rush hourrevealed at 19:58 BST 21 April
Imogen James
Live reporter
The first spherical of Transport for London (TfL) strikes kicked in at noon, and is because of final till 11:59 BST on Wednesday, as drivers of the Rail, Maritime and Transport union begin a collection of 24-hour walkouts.
As the Tube strikes got here into impact, delays and closures greeted commuters and visitors. While some strains had been quiet, others were packed, with passengers queuing on platforms and unable to board trains.
Customers had been advised to end their Tube journeys by 20:00 BST as we speak, as there might be no companies this night.
On Wednesday, there’s no companies earlier than 07:30, and it is anticipated to be busy once they do start.
No service is predicted on the Piccadilly and Circle strains throughout this strike – although the Piccadilly line was solely half suspended on Monday. The Metropolitan line is not going to run between Baker Street and Aldgate, whereas the Central line is suspended between White City and Liverpool Street.
The Elizabeth line, London Overground, trams and buses proceed to run however are anticipated to be busier than traditional.
You can discover out the most recent on the TfL website, external, which helps you intend forward and see the place the disruption is. Safe travels, we’re pausing our protection and might be again right here within the morning.