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Clodagh Kennedy reports on proposals by the London Minister for Transport for renovating one of London’s most dilapidated train lines. Steven Norris says the Gospel-Oak to Barking line needs updating...
Press statement by New York Chief of Police, William Bratton, following an explosion that ripped through a New York City subway train. Police say the blast at a station near Wall Street was caused by a...
Interview with a male eyewitness who describes the immediate aftermath of an explosion that ripped through a New York City subway train. Police say the blast at a station near Wall Street was caused by a...
The last half hour of London Talkback 1152 am (formerly LBC) at 5.30-6.00 am on 05/10/94 leading into the first half hour of London Newstalk 1152 am at 6.00-6.30 am. First programme is Through the Night...
Victoria Smith reports on the political row that has broken out over the privatisation of the rail network and current plans for ticketing. John Swift rail regulator calls for a change to the current plans...
Labour leader Tony Blair speaking at Prime Minster’s Question Time in the Commons on the rising cost of rail privatisation.
Prime Minister John Major responds to Labour leader Tony Blair’s speech on rising costs of rail privatisation at Prime Minister’s Question Time.
Interview with Labour’s transport spokesman Michael Meacher on why the Conservative government has got it wrong in plans to privatise the railways. Interviewer not heard.
Franchising Director Roger Salmon on the number of companies that have applied for the franchises for the rail service and how they will be looking to maximise their profits following the Conservative...
Richard Hope, consultant editor of the Railway Gazette on the resigination of leading executives from the rail industry (including Chris Green of ScotRail), due to disillusionment with the Conservative...
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