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00:00Transport for London has resumed processing applications for some Oyster

00:05photocards two months after a pause caused by a cyber attack. For over two

00:11months residents across London including school children, students and people over

00:1660 have been unable to apply for discounted travel. Transport for London

00:22has now confirmed that it will reopen applications in phases and will refund

00:27customers who may have overpaid for their travel during this disruption. The

00:33cyber attack occurred on September the 1st affected around 5,000 customers. TfL

00:40has contacted those individuals informing them that their personal

00:44details including sort codes and bank account numbers may have been accessed

00:48by hackers. While this breach was a major concern for customers, TfL is working to

00:54resolve the issue and minimise any further risk. Planned strikes by the RMT

01:01union on the London Underground have been called off following successful pay

01:05negotiations between the union and Transport for London. Industrial action

01:10was set to begin on Friday evening with further walkouts scheduled in the coming

01:14weeks. However a union spokesman confirmed that the RMT had received a

01:20significantly improved offer and that the workers would no longer take action.

01:24Despite this, strikes by members of the ASTAF union are still scheduled to go

01:30ahead later this month with talks ongoing. London Sunset has announced

01:35details of a major five-year investment program worth 1.1 billion pounds aimed at

01:41transforming the passenger experience and strengthening the airport's global

01:46connections. The centrepiece of this plan is a 600 million pound extension to the

01:51existing terminal. For more on this and other transport news from across the

01:56capital head to LondonWorld.com