Sadiq Khan criticises Government anti-strike law on the 160th anniversary of the Tube

The video celebrates 160 years of the London Underground, highlighting its growth from six stations to over 400 kilometers and 11 lines. It discusses the reduction of industrial action through negotiations with trade unions and criticizes government-imposed conditions that lead to strikes. The speaker advocates for negotiation over legislation in addressing worker grievances and emphasizes the need for government investment in public services. Future plans include expanding capacity, introducing 5G, and ordering new trains, stressing the importance of a modern underground for London's economy.

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What future developments are planned for the underground system according to the speaker?