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  • TfL to lose out on £10m in advertising from Elizabeth Line delay in further blow to finances

    September 23, 2018

     Transport for London (TfL) is to lose a further £10m in advertising from the delay to the opening of Crossrail, Morning Wire can reveal. The £15.4bn Elizabeth Line was due to open this December but has been delayed until next autumn because of safety concerns and delays to signalling testing. TfL was relying on the line – [...]

  • Dyson writes off £46m on battery developer Sakti 3

    September 23, 2018

      Vacuum cleaner manufacturer Dyson has written off £46m on US battery developer Sakti 3.  Dyson Technology bought the company, which is a spin-off from the University of Michigan, for $90m (£58m at the time) in 2015 as part of its strategy to develop an electric car.  Read more: Dyson plugs £200m into driverless cars UK technology campus Accounts for [...]

  • John McDonnell: Labour will nationalise railways within five years

    September 22, 2018

     Britain's railways could be taken back into public hands within five years if Labour wins the next general election, according to shadow chancellor John McDonnell. Ahead of Labour’s party conference which starts tomorrow, John McDonnell told the BBC he was looking at the possibility of breaking clauses in contracts to allow rail franchises to be [...]

  • John McDonnell: Labour will nationalise railways within five years

    September 22, 2018

     Britain's railways could be taken back into public hands within five years if Labour wins the next general election, according to shadow chancellor John McDonnell. Ahead of Labour’s party conference which starts tomorrow, John McDonnell told the BBC he was looking at the possibility of breaking clauses in contracts to allow rail franchises to be [...]

  • Will Aston Martin vanquish the doubters?

    September 21, 2018  |  City Talk

      The auto sector has had a tough time of it recently with concerns over the implementation of tariffs on their products, as well as the bad publicity around emissions cheating and investigations into other cartel like behaviour weighing on the sector in recent months. Putting aside those concerns there are certain brands that have [...]

  • Will Aston Martin vanquish the doubters?

    September 21, 2018  |  City Talk

      The auto sector has had a tough time of it recently with concerns over the implementation of tariffs on their products, as well as the bad publicity around emissions cheating and investigations into other cartel like behaviour weighing on the sector in recent months. Putting aside those concerns there are certain brands that have [...]

  • TfL urges Londoners to rethink travel plans ahead of planned Piccadilly Line strike next week

    September 21, 2018

      Londoners have been urged to rethink their travel plans ahead of scheduled three-day strike on the Piccadilly Line by the rail union RMT. The strike will force the entire line out of action from Wednesday 26 September until the Saturday. If the strike goes ahead there will also be no Night Tube on the [...]

  • TfL urges Londoners to rethink travel plans ahead of planned Piccadilly Line strike next week

    September 21, 2018

      Londoners have been urged to rethink their travel plans ahead of scheduled three-day strike on the Piccadilly Line by the rail union RMT. The strike will force the entire line out of action from Wednesday 26 September until the Saturday. If the strike goes ahead there will also be no Night Tube on the [...]

  • Italy launches competition probe into Ryanair hand luggage charges

    September 21, 2018

    Ryanair's new bag charge policy is being investigated by Italy's competition watchdog over claims it could amount to unfair commercial practice. Antitrust says hand luggage is an "essential element of transport" that should be included in the ticket price. Not doing so distorts the final price of the ticket and does not allow a true [...]

  • Italy launches competition probe into Ryanair hand luggage charges

    September 21, 2018

    Ryanair's new bag charge policy is being investigated by Italy's competition watchdog over claims it could amount to unfair commercial practice. Antitrust says hand luggage is an "essential element of transport" that should be included in the ticket price. Not doing so distorts the final price of the ticket and does not allow a true [...]

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