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Queues of up to 15,000 people could stretch for a mile in worst-case scenario
US tariffs will hit earnings of train maker but only modestly
Review submission suggests unbundling but falls short of consumer demands on prices
Airlines join with Italian state-backed railway company to kick-start talks
Handing states the power to overrule decisions would destroy legal certainty
Lossmaking business says investors prefer private company model
Change of government or prime minister could lead to rail project being abandoned
Chief executive Josh Bayliss plots US expansion with a dizzying wish list of ventures
The transport secretary has racked up a litany of failures and should resign
Brussels decided Siemens-Alstom deal was not needed to take on China
Move stokes debate over whether to change antitrust rules amid Chinese competition
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Fast line from Liverpool to Newcastle at heart of 30-year infrastructure upgrade
Passenger operator begins investor roadshow after hiatus caused by government shutdown
Rail industry feels squeeze after costs, upgrade delays and strikes hit hard
Not only environmentally friendly, it is usually easier to work on and more comfortable
Traveler frustration over summer timetable debacle ‘palpable’, survey shows
Unlike in Britain, fares and subsidies have been tightly controlled under private ownership
TfL says government cash injection could rise to £2.45bn
Terry Morgan suggests southern terminus should be in west London rather than Euston
Rival Hitachi says companies are winning contracts but as yet pose little threat in Europe
Case fuels concern that final cost of high-speed UK rail project will soar
Competition from China is no excuse for weakening antitrust rules
Companies argue Brussels has set bar too high to allow competition with China’s CRRC
