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RMT union suspends London Underground driver strikes

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The RMT union has suspended a series of strikes planned by London Underground drivers, which were set to begin on Tuesday.

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A series of strikes starting on Tuesday by London Underground drivers have been suspended by the Rail, Maritime and Transport (RMT) union.

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