Heatwave Forces UK Rail to Extend Reduced Services into Friday
Reduced train timetables and speed restrictions will remain in place into Friday as an intense heatwave strains rail infrastructure across much of Britain and Europe.
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Reduced train timetables and speed restrictions will remain in place into Friday as an intense heatwave strains rail infrastructure across much of Britain and Europe.
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