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GB News
5 Apr 2024

Rail passengers will suffer fresh travel chaos on Saturday when more operators are hit by strikes by train drivers in a long-running pay dispute.
Members of Aslef at six companies will walk out, leaving some areas with no services all day.
Chiltern, TransPennine Express and Northern will not run any trains, while there will be reduced services on Great Western Railway (GWR), LNER and Heathrow Express.
LNER said it plans to run 35 services between London, Edinburgh and West Yorkshire, while no Heathrow Express trains will run before 7.25am or after 7pm.
Birmingham New Street is seen deserted as the strikes put a stranglehold on the rail lines nationwide.