As it happened: London hit by second 24-hour Tube strike - BBC News
A second 24-hour strike in a week severely affects all London Underground services.
Sisters Chi Chi and Chioma are at King's Cross waiting for an Uber to Covent Garden where they were hoping to take the Tube three stops to return some clothes.

Chi Chioma says: "The woman at the station said [the strikes] are because of poor working conditions and pay and stuff so I guess it’s fair enough but it’s a bit inconvenient as well."

Chi Chi says: "We had to walk from the station, we were waiting for the bus, but it was so full, off the get go, loads of people just flocking to buses and I didn’t really think it was Covid safe, so we just booked an Uber instead. But the traffic is quite bad so it’s been stuck on the same time for the last 10 or 15 minutes maybe. It was pricey, about £20."

Do the sisters have any sympathy for those on the picket line?

"I kind of get it, like it’s inconvenient for us," Chi Chi adds "but it’s inconvenience for them as well because they’re trying to work a job to get paid but they’re still not being met with fair treatment so it’s understandable to be honest."