Gallery: 150 years of London underground

Wednesday 09 January 2013 12:42 GMT

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London's Tube celebrates its 150th anniversary after it opened in 1863, being the first underground railway service in the world. It has been part of Britain's history since then and has gone through modernisation to adapt the 21st century.

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Gallery: 150 years of London underground