passengers not to travel unless it s absolutely essential. network rail has spent the weekend clearing debris on the tracks and says it s trying to minimise disruption. thousands of rail colleagues have been out over the last few days and nights clearing up the wreckage. we re doing our absolute best to keep the railways open, but my advice before you travel today or tomorrow is to check before you travel with your train operator, to check that your train is running. the o2 arena will remain closed until later this week, after it was damaged in friday s storm. in a statement, the venue said it would stay shut until the 25th february to give it time to carry out necessary works on the roof. shows and events due to take place over the next few days will be re scheduled. british airways passengers arriving at heathrow claim they had to wait up to four hours for their luggage, while some had to go home without it. pictures from this weekend appear to show suitcases piled up at the airport.
in fact, an awful lot of this property is within a mile of buckingham palace, so there really is quite a concentration, right in the heart of the city. the o2 arena will reopen from ten o clock this morning after having to close following damage caused during storm eunice. the greenwich landmark was evacuated on friday last week as gusts of up to 80 miles per hour shredded the roof. the 02 said that they had carried out rigorous safety checks and deemed the venue safe, secure, and structurally sound . workers in london put in over £7 billion worth of unpaid overtime last year that s according to analysis by the trades union congress. the findings, published today, also suggests that almost a fifth of londoners did unpaid overtime averaging around eight hours a week. well, if you re heading out on public transport this morning, this is how tfl services are looking right now.
the royal borough of kensington and chelsea, and a tenth in camden. in fact, an awful lot of this property is within a mile of buckingham palace, so there really is quite a concentration, right in the heart of the city. the o2 arena will reopen from 10 o clock this morning after having to close following damage caused during storm eunice. the greenwich landmark was evacuated on friday last week as gusts of up to 80 miles per hour shredded the roof. the 02 said that they had carried out rigorous safety checks and deemed the venue safe, secure and structurally sound . workers in london put in over £7 billion worth of unpaid overtime last year, that s according to analysis by the trades union congress. the findings published today also suggests that almost a fifth of londoners did unpaid overtime, averaging around 8 hours a week. if you re heading out on public transport this morning,
the environment agency has issued three flood alerts for the capital. network rail has spent the weekend clearing debris on the tracks and says it s trying to minimise disruption. thousands of rail colleagues have been out over the last few days and nights clearing up the wreckage. we re doing our absolute best to keep the railways open, but my advice before you travel today or tomorrow is to check before you travel with your train operator, to check that your train is running. the o2 arena will remain closed until later this week, after it was damaged in friday s storm. in a statement the venue said it would stay shut until the 25th february to give it time to carry out necessary works on the roof. shows and events due to take place over the next few days will be rescheduled. british airways passengers arriving at heathrow claim they had to wait up to four hours for their luggage, while some had to go home without it. pictures from this weekend appear to show suitcases