London is preparing for widespread travel chaos as Tube drivers are set to go on strike. The industrial action is expected to cause significant disruption for commuters across the city.

Londoners are advised to prepare for significant travel disruption next week as members of the RMT union, including tube drivers, have confirmed a 24-hour walkout on two separate days.

London Underground drivers are set to walk out, causing travel chaos, as they are in a dispute over working hours.

Tube drivers belonging to the RMT union are scheduled to begin two 24-hour walkouts this week, with the first strike commencing at midday.

Members of the Rail, Maritime and Transport union (RMT) are due to strike for two days in April, May and June in a dispute over hours.

London commuters are advised to prepare for potential travel disruptions as Tube drivers are scheduled to walk out this week, affecting various lines.

London tube drivers are set to strike for 12 days this spring, as the RMT union opposes London Underground's plans to implement a four-day working week despite members' opposition.