UK strikes see light at the end of the tunnel
Friday’s eleventh hour call-off came too late to save the weekend, but commuters exhaled a collective sigh of relief for the week ahead. The cancellation of strike action on Monday and Wednesday avoided a week of misery on the rails. For the public, whose loyalty has been tested to the limit by six months of disruption on Britain’s railway network, there is fresh hope of resolution.
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