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GBR appears set to continue former operators’ names
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New CAF trains enter service in Docklands
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ORR approves Cornish scheme, but launch is delayed again
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TfL urges mobile users ‘keep your music to yourself’
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Northern Powerhouse Rail could be revived
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RMT sounds alarm over ‘escalating violence’ on GTR routes
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Eurostar calls for major investment in British international depots
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Dismay in regions after rail schemes were paused
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FirstGroup prepares for SWR handover to state
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TfL cracks down on ‘blatant’ fare evasion
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Eurostar accuses depot report of ignoring growth plans
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Government announces major review of ‘dire’ HS2
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New Great British Railways chair named by government
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Mayors publish plan for new railway linking Midlands and North
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Report urges new consistent approach to improving transport
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Scottish RMT members vote for rail strikes
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HS2 tunnel construction reaches half-way point
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Great British Railways included in King’s Speech
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Tuesday briefing: DLR strikes start
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Monday briefing: five arrested during King’s Cross demo
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Delays on East Coast and Midland Main Lines
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Storm Ciar�n leaves trail of damage on railways
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Rail supply industry pessimistic about prospects
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Government scraps ticket office closures

CIRO sets out Great British Railways priorities

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Italian operator to compete through Channel Tunnel

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Trains return after Manchester power cut

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New stumbling block for East West Rail over staffing

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CIRO sets out Great British Railways priorities

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The Chartered Institution of Railway Operators has warned that Great British Railways will need to respect local devolution while also maintaining a consistent approach throughout

Italian operator to compete through Channel Tunnel

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The Italian operator Trenitalia has unveiled plans to launch services between London and Paris in 2029. Trenitalia said it has ordered 19 high speed trains from

Trains return after Manchester power cut

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New stumbling block for East West Rail over staffing

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Group investigates Scottish sleepers to the continent

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Railcard extension means more half-price travel

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