Transport for London (TfL) is warning that many Tube stations may not be open at all during the 9 January strike which has already affected millions of commuters, particularly the most frequently used stations in zone 1.

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A TfL spokesman told IBTimes UK that as services started in the morning a clearer picture of which stations were operating would become more apparent and information would be given once it was available. TFL said around 60% of all stations are currently open across the network but at a severely affected service as of midday on 9 January.

List of Closed stations across all networks as of midday 9 January

Most stations are running a severely reduced service and not all lines are open at stations on one or more line. There are no underground services at: Victoria, King's Cross St Pancras, Waterloo, Paddington, Euston, Bank and London Bridge

  • Aldgate East
  • Angel
  • Archway
  • Arsenal
  • Barbican
  • Barons Court
  • Belsize Park
  • Bermondsey
  • Black Horse Road
  • Borough
  • Bounds Green
  • Bow Road
  • Brixton
  • Caledonian Road
  • Camden Town
  • Canary Wharf
  • Chancery Lane
  • Chalk Farm
  • Charing Cross
  • Clapham Common
  • Colliers Wood
  • Covent Garden
  • Elephant & Castle
  • Embankment
  • Finsbury Park
  • Fulham Broadway
  • Gloucester Road
  • Goodge Street
  • Great Portland Street
  • Green Park
  • Hampstead
  • Heathrow Terminal 4
  • Highgate
  • Holborn
  • Holland Park
  • Holloway Road
  • Hounslow West
  • Hyde Park Corner
  • Kentish Town
  • Kilburn Park
  • King's Cross St. Pancras
  • Knightsbridge
  • Lambeth North
  • Lancaster Gate
  • Leicester Square
  • Leyton
  • London Bridge
  • Maida Vale
  • Manor House
  • Marble Arch
  • Mile End
  • Moorgate
  • Mornington Crescent
  • North Greenwich
  • Notting Hill Gate
  • Oval
  • Oxford Circus
  • Paddington (H&C Line)-Underground Closure
  • Piccadilly Circus
  • Pimlico
  • Queensway
  • Regent's Park
  • Russell Square
  • South Kensington
  • South Wimbledon
  • Southgate
  • St. John's Wood
  • St. Paul's
  • Stepney Green
  • Stockwell
  • Swiss Cottage
  • Tooting Bec
  • Tufnell Park
  • Turnpike Lane
  • Vauxhall
  • West Harrow
  • Westminster Closure
  • Wood Green Closure
  • Wood Lane Closure
  • West Ruslip

Line Status updates: (as of midday 9 January)

  • Bakerloo Line: Service operating between Harrow & Wealdstone and Marylebone. No service on the rest of the line
  • Central Line: Service operating Ealing Broadway to White City, West Ruislip to North Acton, Epping to Liverpool Street, Hainault to Liverpool Street via Newbury Park and Hainault to Woodford. No service on the rest of the line.
  • Circle Line: Service operating every 20 minutes.
  • District Line: Good service
  • Hammersmith and City Line: Service closed.
  • Jubilee Line: Special service every 5 minutes with various stations closed.
  • Metropolitan Line: Good service
  • Northern Line: Service operating Edgware to Golders Green, High Barnet to East Finchley and Old Street to Morden. No service on the rest of the line.
  • Piccadilly Line: Service operating Acton Town to Uxbridge, Hammersmith to Heathrow all terminals and Cockfosters to Arnos Grove, No service on the rest of the line
  • Victoria Line: Service closed.
  • Waterloo and City Line: Service closed

London's Tube network has been running a severely reduced service since 6pm yesterday (8 January). Where lines have been running, customers are advised to complete their journeys by 6pm today (9 January).

Commuters are being told they should avoid travelling in peak times and wherever possible take advantage of the capital's bus and cycling network. If all else should fail, TfL has advised customers to walk.

Other transport networks in the capital: buses, the DLR, London River Services and the Overground are expected to be pushed to capacity during the strike and people who regularly use these services are being advised to plan their journeys because of overcrowding.

Both the London Overground, the DLR and the Tram are currently running good services. TfL has warned that while some major underground stations may be open from 7am the service may shift staff and all services are subject to last-minute change.

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