LiveTube strike: unions and TfL to resume talks on Monday as fourth day of walkouts ends
Services expected to return gradually on Sunday morning; both sides say gap on pay has narrowed

Key events
- Transport for London apologised to passengers and said contingency bus services would run…
- Both sides said on Saturday evening that the gap on pay had narrowed, though neither would…
- Services are expected to return gradually from Sunday morning, with a full timetable unlikely…
- Talks between Transport for London and the main drivers' union will resume on Monday after a…
Transport for London apologised to passengers and said contingency bus services would run…
Transport for London apologised to passengers and said contingency bus services would run through the weekend.
Both sides said on Saturday evening that the gap on pay had narrowed, though neither would…
Both sides said on Saturday evening that the gap on pay had narrowed, though neither would give figures. The dispute also covers rostering changes that the union says would extend working weeks.
Services are expected to return gradually from Sunday morning, with a full timetable unlikely…
Services are expected to return gradually from Sunday morning, with a full timetable unlikely before the afternoon.
Talks between Transport for London and the main drivers' union will resume on Monday after a…
Talks between Transport for London and the main drivers' union will resume on Monday after a fourth day of strikes brought most of the Underground to a halt.
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