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Bury the hatchet with Sadiq Khan to keep Tube running, Boris Johnson told [subscription]

Ministers have been urged to set aside their differences with Sadiq Khan and agree emergency funding to keep London’s public transport network running during an expected second lockdown.

Stay-at-home edict sends aviation industry into fresh tailspin [subscription]

Hotel tycoon Surinder Arora had a plan to attract business and leisure travellers back to his Sofitel at Heathrow airport: a £179 “test and rest” deal, where guests could enjoy a night’s stay and a Covid-19 test before flying, with breakfast thrown in.

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  • Remembering Digbeth Coach StationSince the last coach left the vast smoky warehouse on November 12 2007, the now clean, smart, efficient Birmingham Coach Station which opened on December 18 2009, is a long cry from the old depot.Memories of queuing in the vast interchange, with buses and coaches coming form all directions, and every coach left bang on the hour, as they all jostled to get out of the exit onto Mill Lane and then onto Digbeth High Street. Fond memories of visiting loved ones going from the base in the old dangerous, polluted and smelly centre, and yet it had a wonderful charm and somewhat romantic feel to it.Bui...

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  • Additional closure of Barmouth Bridge announcedThe closure for the upgrade of Barmouth Bridge, which is costing £25m, is set to be increased by 48 hours to allow more work to be completed whilst passenger numbers are low due to the firebreak lockdown.

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  • Government under fire as TfL countdown continues The Prime Minister has been sent a letter by a coalition of organisations, calling on him to end his governmen's ˜attack on Transport for London. Time is running out for a decision on TfL funding, with the deadline now barely 48 hours away for the Government to decide what it will require the Mayor to do in return for further support. In return for help, the Government wants TfL to move ahead with developing driverless trains, increasing fares and the congestion charge, and reducing travel concessions.

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