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ScotRail delight at electric track plan

A SCHEME to electrify the railway connecting Glasgow Central and Paisley Canal stations has been hailed as a new model of joint working between Scotland's main train operator and the track owner.

Tories call for third and fourth runway at Heathrow

A group of influential Conservative MPs says that creating a new aviation hub in west London is the cheapest and fastest solution to an impending

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  • Man dies in car crash as torrential rain continues to wreak havoc across BritainRed Cross teams on standby after downpours flood homes, close roads and hit rail servicesA man has died after his car came off the road following torrential rain as downpours continue to wreak havoc across Britain with homes flooded, roads closed and trains cancelled.The man, in his early 20s, was pronounced dead at the scene of the collision on the A68 between Broomley Grange and Healey in Kiln Pit Hill, Northumberland. Motorists in the area were advised to take care after heavy rainfall caused low visibility and standing water on the roads.There are 76 flood warnings and 142 flood alerts in ...

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  • Silverstone invokes SILVERSTONE, England (Reuters) - British Grand Prix organisers said all ticket holders were welcome to attend Sunday's Formula One race after urging tens of thousands to stay away on Saturday so that rain-damaged car parks could be repaired.
  • Airshow: How plane giants descended into global FARNBOROUGH, England (Reuters) - Airbus and Boeing head into next week's Farnborough Airshow locked in their fiercest market share battle for up to a decade, slashing prices to win key orders for their latest narrowbody jets and storing up potential trouble for future profit margins.

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  • Roads repairs ˜fairness™ callOPPOSITION Lib Dem councillors in Sheffield have criticised the city council’s ruling Labour group for failing to back a commitment for the £2 billion highways revamp to be carried out ‘fairly’ across all areas.

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  • Birmingham Airport sees numbers soarRecord-breaking numbers of passengers have flown from Birmingham Airport as bosses revealed big plans for thousands of jobs and new long haul destinations.

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  • Boeing hard on the tail of Airbus in race for ordersThe European manufacturer's lead over the US firm looks likely to be slashed this year as it introduces new aircraft Boeing versus Airbus is one of the corporate world's greatest and most visible corporate rivalries, a set-to between producers of world-class aircraft that transport millions of people around the globe every day.

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