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Rail unions close to Night Tube deal with TfL bosses

TUBE workers are set to settle with bosses on a long-running dispute over all-night services — but it is still “unlikely” Boris Johnson’s feted scheme will be pulled off before he leaves office.

The biggest union on the capital’s transport network RMT has said it will recommend that its members accept the latest offer from management.

The union was one of four that went into dispute with London Underground saying that new rosters would adversely affect members’ work-life balance.

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