Londoners faced travel chaos Thursday after around 10,000 transport workers walked off their jobs for the second day this week, leaving almost all of the capital's subway lines suspended or severely disrupted. Members of the Rail, Maritime and Transport union were on strike for 24 hours in a dispute over…

Transport workers have walked out amid concerns over unfilled posts, pensions and the long-term financing of the rail system.

Services will be severely impacted until mid morning on Friday as workers strike over fears of job losses and reduced pensions.

The RMT union said its members were solidly supporting the industrial action.

Members of the RMT will walk out on Thursday, causing travel chaos across the capital.

Heavy delays are still causing chaos across the capital.

Tube commuters faced further chaos this morning after a strike by thousands of workers crippled services on Tuesday.

The London Underground was suspended during Tuesday’s rush hour, with only a few services running later in the day.

All underground lines are expected to be suspended again tomorrow as members of the Rail, Maritime and Transport Union strike over a dispute around jobs, pensions and conditions.