Commuters in London are being hit by fresh wave of disruption as Tube strikes grip the capital once again.
Members of the RMT union began a 24-hour walkout at midnight on Monday, June 1, and will strike again on Thursday, June 4.
Drivers belonging to Aslef are not taking part in the strike, meaning most Tube lines are expected to remain running, although services are likely to be reduced.
The Overground, Elizabeth line and DLR will still be running, but services are expected to be very busy, with crowding likely throughout the day.
The Standard has put together a full breakdown of which lines are expected to be affected.
Commuters squeeze into busy train carriages during April strikes
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Tube lines facing total or partial closures
Circle Line: No service expected across the entire line.
Central Line: No service between White City and Liverpool Street.
Metropolitan Line: No service between Baker Street and Aldgate
Lines operating on a reduced service
Services running as normal
Transport for London is warning passengers of a limited Tube service before 6.30am on strike days. Customers are advised to complete their journeys by 9pm.
Normal service is expected to run on Wednesday, June 3, and Friday, June 5.
