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  • Key points from budget 2020 – at a glanceRishi Sunak opens the budget on the coronavirus outbreak: “I know how worried people are … what everyone needs to know is we are doing everything we can to keep this country and our people healthy and financially secure. This is an issue above party.”

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  • Arriva reports £222.6m loss on Northern The Northern franchise run by Arriva lost £222.6 million in the year to March 2019, according to newly-published accounts from Arriva Trains North Ltd. The contract continued until 1 March this year, when it was terminated by the Department for Transport and taken over by the DfT™s Operator of Last Resort. It should have run until April 2025, but transport secretary Grant Shapps told Parliament at the end of January that the operation was ˜no longer sustainable™. The directors™ report says there had been ˜several material and unprecedented challenges™, which included delayed infrastructure up...

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