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  • UK backs Kenya railway hub as part of $1bn investment plan

    January 18, 2022

    The UK is backing the development of a railway hub in Kenya’s capital Nairobi as part of a five-year investment plan worth $1bn. Under the partnership, Epsom-based engineering firm Atkin Global will design an eight-platform central rail station and public space, alongside 425 acres of commercial and residential developments, Reuters reported. In its initial phase, [...]

  • Shipment delays for China to Europe routes soar as Omicron disruption anticipated to continue

    January 18, 2022

    Shipment delays on China to Europe routes skyrocketed last year, with concerns that supply chain challenges could continue well into 2022. Data from supply chain visibility platform project44 found that delays on these key routes increased to 1.65 days in 2021, up 172 per cent compared to 2020. What’s more, the average 2021 shipment delays [...]

  • Half of UK motorists plan to buy a car in 2022

    January 18, 2022

    Around 49 per cent of UK motorists plan to buy a car this year, according to research from Close Brothers Motor Finance (CBMF). A third of car owners have stated they will go for a new model, while 18 per cent have said they will buy second-hand. As a result of the pandemic, UK adults [...]

  • Mayor Sadiq Khan declares war on London’s car drivers as he plans to charge motorists by the mile

    January 18, 2022

    Mayor Sadiq Khan has said London needs to charge motorists by the mile to hit climate change targets. Khan wants road pricing to be implemented to encourage people who drive petrol or diesel cars in the capital to switch to public transport, walking, cycling or electric vehicles “where necessary”. The Labour mayor said he is [...]

  • Plenty of life left in Andy Murray as he flies past Nikoloz Basilashvili in five sets at Australian Open

    January 18, 2022

    Andy Murray has defeated Nikoloz Basilashvili in five sets to reach the second round of the Australian Open. The victory showed there is plenty of life in Murray yet as he returned to the court where he was virtually retired three years ago and The great and the good of tennis were hastily gathered together [...]

  • Rail services affected by worst cancellation period

    January 17, 2022

    Rail services have been affected by the worst cancellation period ever, according to industry data. As a result of Covid-related staff shortages and strike actions, 4.4 per cent of rail services across the UK were cancelled between 12 December and 8 January, PA news agency reported. According to data, since 2014 only two four-week periods [...]

  • London-Cornwall sleeper trains disrupted until mid March

    January 17, 2022

    Sleeper train services between London and Cornwall will be disrupted for two months as a result of a complication with engineering works, Network Rail announced today. From 24 January until 17 March, every Monday to Thursday the line between Exeter St Davids and Teignmouth will be closed, while the sleeper service will operate on Fridays [...]

  • Stansted joins London City in predicting passenger demand will surge in 2022

    January 17, 2022

    Stansted airport’s owner Manchester Airports Group (MAG) has joined London City Airport and predicted demand will surge in 2022 following the relaxation of Covid rules. After seeing booking soar following last week’s decision to scrap pre-departure and Day 2 PCR tests, the group is expecting demand to get back to almost pre-pandemic levels by the [...]

  • A moment in EU car history: EV sales overtake diesel for fist time

    January 17, 2022

    The sale of electric vehicles (EV) in the European market has surpassed that of diesel cars for the first time ever, according to Financial Times preliminary estimates. Across 18 European markets – including the UK – more than a fifth of vehicles sold were electric, while diesel cars slumped to less than 19 per cent. [...]

  • TfL spend remains half of pre-pandemic levels in first week back to work

    January 17, 2022

    Cash spent on Transport for London’s (TfL) network is still half of what pre-pandemic levels were in the new year’s first week back to work, according to new data shared exclusively with Morning Wire However, many commuters are choosing to ignore the government’s work from home guidance, compared to last January when the country was [...]

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