The first weekend of the Night Tube service in London was an overwhelming success.
Transport police made zero arrests as tens of thousands of passengers boarded the Night Tube for the first time.
All-night services roared into action in the early hours of Saturday morning without a single crime being reported, British Transport Police (BTP) said.
London Underground boss Mark Wild said it got off to a “superb start”, with 50,000 people using trains on the Victoria and Central lines between midnight and 5am.
More than 6,500 people tapped in at Oxford Circus, making it the busiest station. At Stratford, in east London, some 4,250 passengers tapped out.
