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Most stations in central London will remain closed during the walkout.

RMT and TSSA general secretaries defend industrial action as majority of Zone 1 stations are closed.

A number of stations will be closed while others will have reduced opening hours.

The 24-hour strike is taking place from 6pm GMT on Sunday and will affect stations in Zone 1.

The strike will close almost Zone 1 stations and the rest of the network will be severely affected.

The strike is planned to go ahead from 6pm on Sunday, 8 January.

London Underground, Southern rail and BA staff are all scheduled to take industrial action next week.

The 24-hour walkout from 8 January will see the majority of stations in Zone 1 closed.

Source close to negotiations tells IBTimes UK there has been 'lots of movement' in jobs dispute.

Travel will be disrupted across the capital on 9 January.

Station staff represented by the RMT and TSSA unions are planning to walkout on 8 January.

EXCLUSIVE: Data compiled by IBTimes UK shows how absences are affecting the network.

Police carrying weapons patrolled the Tube after the 7/7 London bombings in 2005 as a temporary measure.

TSSA and RMT trade unions will be in negotiations with Underground bosses on 4 January.

TSSA and RMT union members will walkout for 24-hours beginning on the night of 8 January.

Defence minister says that 4,000 military personnel are trained to drive the vehicles.

RMT chief Mick Cash says industrial action on the cards in jobs row.

Check our guide to getting around the capital before leaving the house over the holiday period.

IBTimes UK spoke to a TFL spokesman to get to the bottom of exactly what has happened on the line.

Union votes for 'massive' walkout over concerns including station staffing and safety.

The incident took place at 7:25pm on Tuesday, 2 November.

The suspect allegedly punched the woman on a District Line train before getting off at Hammersmith station.

Five major London stations are due to be fully or partially shut during the festive season.

Jonathan Dunne - the man behind Tube Chat - explains why he started campaign to getting commuters talking.

RMT and Aslef are apparently in disagreement over New Year's Eve shifts and Night Tube drivers.

The problem with the badges is that they'll be open to anyone, on any topic.

RMT Union members will walkout for 24 hours from from 21:00 BST tonight.

New badges tackle complaints from passengers with non-apparent illnesses and disabilities.

Attack happened near Holborn hours before first Night Tube services ran.

Passengers slumped in their seats, and one man apparently urinating on the tracks at Oxford Circus.