London transport strikes: Strikes bring much of London transport to a halt - BBC News
The latest news and updates as London Underground and bus workers walkout in a dispute over pay and job cuts.
Rail workers aren't the only group joining the picket line as the cost of living soars.

Unions members from several industries are set to go on strike in the coming months, as Alan Jones, Industrial Relations Correspondent at the Press Association, explains.

Among those who could potentially strike are refuse workers in Windsor, members of the Royal College of Nursing, barristers and workers at the Port of Felixstowe.

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Inflation is "definitely what is driving a lot of these disputes", he tells BBC Radio 4's World at One, with autumn expected to bring even more industrial unrest.

"It's possible that teachers and nurses and even doctors and other health workers will be taking some form of industrial action," Jones says.

"People were talking about a summer of discontent... but the autumn and the winter could be much bigger in terms of industrial action than what we've seen in recent weeks.

"We're as near now to a general strike as we've been for decades."