COMMUTERS in the capital face summer travel disruption amid Tube driver strikes.

       London Underground workers called off a planned walk-out in early August, but two more are set for the end of the month.

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       London Tube drivers plan to strike on August 24 and 26 Credit: Alamy When are the Tube strikes?

       Members of the Rail, Maritime and Transport (RMT) union are due to strike on August 24 and 26.

       Drivers will walk out for 24 hours from midday on both days.

       Travellers are advised to complete their journey by 1pm on Tuesday, August 24.

       The walkout is in place until 11.59am on Wednesday, August 25, with services expected to return to normal during the evening.

       On Thursday, August 26, passengers should complete their journey by 1pm, with services affected until 11.59am on Friday, August 27.

       Everything should be back to normal by the evening.

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       Why is there a strike?

       Workers are striking in a row over the pay grade of night drivers.

       They are protesting against plans to scrap separate grades for those who work exclusively at night and people who work both day and night shifts.

       The RMT claims this would destroy the work-life balance of 3,000 Tube drivers - particularly women who often rely on part-time, flexible work.

       The walk-out was confirmed on July 27, 2021, after "the company refused ？to make any serious progress" in talks with Acas - a non-departmental public body of the Government.

       Strikes on August 3 and 5 were cancelled at the eleventh hour following a breakthrough in talks.

       But plans for the late August walk-out remain on course.

       RMT general secretary Mick Lynch said: "Our planned action remains on as scheduled."

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       Transport for London has warned passengers there will be little to no service on any lines Credit: Alamy What lines will be affected?

       All lines will be affected by the strikes, with no or very limited services.

       Passengers have been advised to complete their journeys by 1pm on the impacted days.

       Bus, rail and DLR services should be running as normal, though they may be busier than usual.

       Are there any other future Tube strikes I need to worry about?

       At the moment, there are no other confirmed Tube strikes.

       Negotiations are continuing between RMT and Transport for London.

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