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London taxi-maker raises $400m to develop greener cabs

The Chinese firm that makes London’s black cabs has raised $400m (£275m) to fund the development of a fleet of greener hybrid taxis ready to roll off the production line next year.

The A55, slow internet and the steel crisis ... just three things Ken Skates needs to sort out in North Wales

The Clwyd South AM was promoted to the new Secretary for Economy and Transport

'Transport and connectivity a must for north to become a powerhouse' says Lord Adonis

Addressing 600 guests at the Greater Manchester Chamber of Commerce Annual Dinner last night, the former Transport Secretary said: “If the north is to become a powerhouse, it has to be better connected."

Could the orange GM buses be coming back to Manchester?

The Bus Services Bill could see the entire fleet of buses return to a single shade - as well as creating a London-style network

Sheffield ‘could miss out’ on HS2 as scheme comes under review

Sheffield could ‘miss out’ on HS2 after reports the scheme is ‘under review’ to save money, a shadow minister has said.

DfT seeking advice on CrossCountry franchising contingency plan

The Department for Transport is seeking advice on a mobilisation plan for the CrossCountry franchise from an outsourcing company, should the normal franchising process fail. In response to a written question from shadow transport secretary Lilian Greenwood, rail minister Claire Perry said the...

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  • Big rise in foreign travel by BritonsThe number of trips by UK residents abroad increased by 9.4% last year, the largest rise since 1998, according to the Office for National Statistics.

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  • From Cornwall to the cosmos: how Newquay could get a spaceportThe seaside town is the frontrunner in an unlikely UK space race. Could a spaceport launch a new era of prosperity, or is it a galactic dream too far?
  • EgyptAir flight MS804 sent smoke alarm messages before crash – reportsBurst of alerts about onboard problems was transmitted in last minutes of Airbus A320, while authorities say body parts and seats found in MediterraneanThe missing EgyptAir flight MS804 transmitted messages about a smoke detector and other alerts in the minutes before it went down in the Mediterranean Sea, according to reports. Flight data published online suggests there were smoke alerts aboard MS804 minutes before it crashed. Continue reading...

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