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Tfl cable car to get full rebrand next month as new sponsor finally found

The cable car opened in 2012 ahead of the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games

Evening Standard

TfL chief Andy Byford tight-lipped over fare hike next year after agreeing funding deal

The £3.6billion funding deal was agreed on Wednesday after months of uncertainty over TfL’s long-term future

Evening Standard

Bernie Sanders hails RMT train strikes as an ‘inspiration’ on visit to London

Bernie Sanders has hailed the Tube and train strikes coordinated by RMT as “an inspiration” that has been noticed around the world.

Evening Standard

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TfL secures bailout, everyone is unhappy

The UK government is no stranger to unequal treaties. The most infamous of all was the Treaty of Nanjing, which ended the First Opium War (1839-1842) between Great Britain and the Qing dynasty.

Evening Standard

The Standard View: Mikhail Gorbachev’s passing marks the end of an extraordinary time in world history

The death of Mikhail Gorbachev last night marks the end of an extraordinary time in world history, when the apparently inexorable changes that followed the Second World War were undone. He was the man who, more than anyone, drew back the Iron Curtain.

Evening Standard

‘TfL is the largest recipient of taxpayer bailouts - but Sadiq Khan will keep attacking us’

For two years, the Government has found itself being attacked by the Mayor for spending £5 billion to rescue his transport network.

Evening Standard

Sadiq Khan and Grant Shapps at war over TfL deal to save Tube

London Mayor and Transport Secretary clash over ‘malicious’ terms of massive bailout

Evening Standard

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‘TfL funding gap means fare rises and bus cuts are likely - but this was the best deal we could get’

Sadiq Khan says fare rises and bus cuts are likely

Evening Standard

TfL funding deal will lead to further strikes, warns RMT chief Mick Lynch

The union boss said the deal would have an impact on pensions and pay for union members in the future

Evening Standard

TfL funding deal means tube fares must rise and bus services be cut

Sadiq Khan accepts ‘far from ideal’ settlement but says it secures long-term future for transport network

The Guardian - UK

Warnings over fare rises and service cuts despite Transport for London deal

TfL expects to receive around £1.2 billion of funding from the Government until the end of March 2024.

The Independent UK

Fare rises and bus cuts warning as Government funding deal for TfL agreed

Multi-billion-pound bailout announced but Sadiq Khan has warned settlement still leaves ‘significant funding gap’

Evening Standard

TfL bailout: Urgent board meeting called for midday today over Government funding deal

Transport for London’s board called the meeting following weeks of intense negotiations over a bailout

Evening Standard

London bus drivers to strike across 63 routes over bank holiday weekend in row over pay

TfL advises around ten percent of the bus network affected, including routes serving Notting Hill Carnival

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Temporary Tooley Street cycle lanes to be made permanent by Transport for London

The cycle lanes which link Tower Bridge and London Bridge are to be made permanent

The Independent UK

Elizabeth line service to expand from November – but no date for when Bond Street will open

Effectively, from Sunday 6 November, three lines become two

Evening Standard

Date for Elizabeth line link-up finally revealed

The first direct Elizabeth line trains between Canary Wharf, the Square Mile and Heathrow airport will start running in November, it was revealed on Tuesday.

Evening Standard

E-scooter rider seriously injured in Croydon tram collision

Man rushed to hospital with serious head injury after collision with tram near stop

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The Independent UK

Train strikes: Why are this week’s rail walkouts happening and who will be affected?

Following June’s widespread train cancellations, the UK will see three days of rail chaos due to strikes

The Independent UK

Is there a train strike this week? All the rail walkout dates happening this summer

Which rail operators will see staff walk out, and which lines will be affected?

Input

Nike and Adidas settle a lawsuit over Flyknit technology

The Flyknit and Primeknit battle comes to end outside of court.

The Independent UK

Union boss Mick Lynch warns of ‘really difficult period’ in Tube dispute

Mick Lynch said his union had been shut out of talks between the Government, the Treasury, and Mayor Sadiq Khan’s office over the future of services.

Evening Standard

Unmasked: Victoria Line Tube driver bringing Londoners joy with his singing

Aklaqur Rahman spoke to the Standard from an RMT union picket line

Evening Standard

Three strikes in a week? No more of this, please

The economic outlook is grim, the cost-of-living crisis means we need to maintain our earnings and restaurants and entertaiment venues are struggling to survive. In this situation, Londoners must deal with not one transport strike but three. Yesterday commuters were the targets of RMT strikes which brought rail services to…

Evening Standard

‘End London’s strike misery,’ Government, unions and transport chiefs told

Union bosses under fire for bringing Tube to virtual shutdown as 50 bus routes also hit

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