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Uttar Pradesh: After Ayodhya now Varanasi railway station gears up to handle 1 lakh footfall

LUCKNOW: After Ayodhya, the Lucknow division of northern railways is now preparing Varanasi railway station to handle more than one lakh footfall per day.

The Times of India

Serious disruption with half train lines closed and just 1 in 5 trains running

Rail, Tube and bus strikes start today and will last through the weekend across the country

Wales Online

Passengers set for more travel misery with transport strikes set for today

Network Rail, train companies, London Underground and buses in London will be hit by tens of thousands of workers going on strike on Thursday causing misery for travellers

Daily Mirror

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Network Rail managers vote to accept 4% pay deal, says union

The TSSA said yesterday thousands of its NR members will strike on August 18 and 20

Wales Online

TUI issues warning to all passengers travelling abroad this week

More than 40,000 workers are set to strike

Nottingham Post

How will fresh rail strikes in England affect services?

More than 40,000 workers at Network Rail and 14 train operating companies are set to strike

Wales Online

Some parts of UK will have no trains at all in next round of rail strikes

Network Rail said a “very limited” timetable will be available across the country on the strike day, with around 20% of services running and some parts of the country with no rail services

Wales Online

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Tube and rail strikes: Passengers and commuter belt MPs slam ‘cruel’ and ‘selfish’ walkouts

Calls grows to cancel Tube and rail strikes set to cripple London

Evening Standard

Summer of discontent as UK hit by new Covid wave, strike chaos and rising prices

The threat of the biggest industrial action to hit Britain since 1926 is looming amid a record wave of energy price hikes which has stoked fears echoing those during the 1978-79 'winter of discontent'

Daily Mirror

Talks continue but disruptive rail strikes still expected to go ahead

Mick Lynch, of the RMT, said the unions have effectively been in talks with the Government but ‘the Government was not in the room’.

The Independent UK

Train strikes look set to get worse as thousand more workers balloted on action

In the event of a yes vote, strike action could be held from July 25

Wales Online

Govia wins Thameslink contract despite £24m Southeastern fine

The business could be handed more than £30 million a year for running the line.

The Independent UK

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