Southern rail commuters face three days of disruption as strike begins

Around 61% of Southern's timetable will run, along with rail replacement buses, as conductors begin second in series of 72-hour strikes Passengers on Southern railway face another three days of heightened travel disruption after the second in a series of 72-hour strikes by conductors started on Tuesday morning. The RMT insisted its action would be solid, although Southern's operators, Govia Thameslink Railway, claimed that more than in one in four conductors had turned up for work during the str...