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Richard Vaughan is political and education correspondent at the i newspaper and inews.co.uk. He has previously covered education and policy at the Times Educational Supplement. Twitter: @richardvaughan1

Article thumbnail: File photo dated 20/6/2022 of passengers wait to board a train at Hunts Cross Station, Liverpool. Legislation to overhaul Britain's railways and England's buses was included in the King's Speech. Bills to bring train operators into public ownership, create new public body Great British Railways (GBR) to oversee the rail network, and give all English councils new powers to franchise local bus services will be introduced. Issue date: Wednesday July 17, 2024. PA Photo. See PA story POLITICS ElectionTransport. Photo credit should read: Peter Byrne/PA Wire
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Avanti one of several rail firms at risk of nationalisation due to poor service, minister says

As i revealed on Wednesday, Transport Secretary Louise Haigh has instructed lawyers to examine the new Avanti contract.

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Avanti first rail firm at risk of nationalisation under Labour train plans

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HS2 northern leg definitely dead - but new east-west links to go ahead

Article thumbnail: File photo dated 05/10/22 of Prime Minister Liz Truss delivers her keynote speech at the Conservative Party annual conference at the International Convention Centre in Birmingham. Liz Truss has lost her seat to Labour, in one of the biggest shocks of election night. Issue date: Friday July 5, 2024. PA Photo. See PA story POLITICS ElectionTruss. Photo credit should read: Jacob King/PA Wire
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What JD Vance, who calls the UK 'Islamist', means for Starmer

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Braverman shares our values, say Reform amid defection claims

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Article thumbnail: File photo dated 02/06/23 of Greater Manchester mayor Andy Burnham viewing the 'Bee Network' buses at manufacturer Alexander Dennis in Larbert, Falkirk. New Transport Secretary Louise Haigh will visit Greater Manchester's pioneering public bus network on Thursday and meet Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham to discuss how the area's Bee Network can be replicated across the country to improve services and grow passenger numbers. Issue date: Thursday July 11, 2024. PA Photo. The Bee Network, launched last September as the first bus franchise in England outside London, has since seen passenger numbers grow by five per cent in the first area to be franchised, with revenue following suit. See PA story TRANSPORT Buses. Photo credit should read: Andrew Milligan/PA Wire
Article thumbnail: File photo dated 02/06/23 of Greater Manchester mayor Andy Burnham viewing the 'Bee Network' buses at manufacturer Alexander Dennis in Larbert, Falkirk. New Transport Secretary Louise Haigh will visit Greater Manchester's pioneering public bus network on Thursday and meet Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham to discuss how the area's Bee Network can be replicated across the country to improve services and grow passenger numbers. Issue date: Thursday July 11, 2024. PA Photo. The Bee Network, launched last September as the first bus franchise in England outside London, has since seen passenger numbers grow by five per cent in the first area to be franchised, with revenue following suit. See PA story TRANSPORT Buses. Photo credit should read: Andrew Milligan/PA Wire
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