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Transport secretary defends government's Network Rail record

Patrick McLoughlin tells transport select committee he did not know extent of crisis at rail operator until after the general election The government only realised the need to shelve vital rail projects in mid-June, the transport secretary told MPs as he responded to claims ministers were aware of the depth of the Network Rail crisis before the election. Patrick McLoughlin told the transport select committee that the information he received on 15 June prompted him to put on hold parts of the operator's £38.5bn five-year plan 10 days later.

Prestwick Airport losses double since bailout

LOSSES have almost doubled at troubled Prestwick Airport while the size of the taxpayer bailout handed to it by Scottish ministers has rocketed and could rise further next year.

Tuesday, 21 July 2015

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  • Few accidents on speed camera roadBBC Scotland reveals that thousands of motorists are caught in speed traps on a Scottish trunk road where there are just a handful of accidents.
  • Price cuts take diesel below petrolThe price of diesel has fallen below petrol at some supermarkets for the first time in more than a decade, after the big chains announce price cuts.

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  • Five-year plan to tackle congestionThe Government will today announce a five-year plan to improve traffic congestion in Yorkshire, including a new “smart motorway” along stretches of the M62 and improvements on one of the principal routes into Hull.

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