Commuters set for more tube misery

London commuters could be in line for more misery on the underground after two unions paved the way for joint industrial action.

Both Aslef and The Rail, Maritime and Transport Union (RMT), say they are to ballot their members over a strike following a "serious breakdown in industrial relations" with London Underground (LU).

The RMT have announced that it is to ballot more than 1,500 tube drivers for strike action over safety concerns.

The timing of the ballot will be coordina... (239 more words)

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