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Ministers 'can block rail bonus'
Labour has urged ministers to block six-figure bonuses for Network Rail bosses, insisting they have the power to prevent such payouts.
Government to oppose rail bonuses
Transport Secretary Justine Greening says she will vote against bonuses for senior Network Rail executives at the company's annual general meeting.
Guilty plea over rail death girls
Network Rail admits health and safety breaches over the deaths of two teenage girls at a level crossing in Essex in 2005.
Power over rail bonuses 'limited'
The UK transport minister tells MPs that the government's powers to prevent bonuses at Network Rail are "extremely limited".
Network Rail Pleads Guilty Over Girls' Deaths
Network Rail has admitted breaching health and safety laws at a level crossing where two teenage girls were killed in 2005.Olivia Bazlinton, 14, and Charlotte Thompson, 13, were hit by a speeding train ...
Network Rail to plead guilty over dangerous level-crossing where two teenage girls died as they went Christmas shopping
Best friends Olivia Bazlinton, 14, and Charlotte Thompson, 13, were killed after being hit by a train at the level crossing in the Essex village of Elsenham as they went Christmas shopping in December 2005.
Snow Disruption: Road, Rail And Air Latest
Transport across southern England is being disrupted by the wintry weather, with airports particularly badly affected.
Minister seeks to block £20m rail bonuses for six Network Rail bosses
Justine Greening said she would take the unprecedented step of attending the rail giant's annual 'members' meeting' on Friday in an attempt to shame directors into abandoning the plans.
Network Rail pleads guilty over crossing deaths
Network Rail pleaded guilty on Tuesday to three breaches of health and safety laws at a foot crossing where two teenage girls were killed in 2005.
Network Rail admits safety failings over level crossing deaths
Network Rail admits safety breaches six years after two schoolgirls were killed at crossing at Elsenham station in Essex Network Rail has admitted safety failings at a level crossing where two teenage girls were killed more than six years ago, saying it will plead guilty to three breaches of health and safety laws and promising to press on with checks on thousands of other crossings. Olivia ...