Travellers across the UK brace for disruption as the first 48-hour rail strike begins on Tuesday.
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The UK's biggest rail union, the RMT, voted against Network Rail's latest offer after months of negotiations between the government and the unions over pay. The RMT general secretary, Mick Lynch, told BBC Breakfast the government was deliberately blocking a deal between parties
Train strikes: UK passengers brace for disruption as stoppages begin.

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