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Grayling: There was no 'legal reason' to deny Carillion
ITV News Political Editor Robert Peston said lawyers are "adamant" there had been a "totally legal basis" for the government to intervene.
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Fresh strikes leave rail passengers facing disruption
Members of the RMT on South Western Railway, Arriva Rail North, Merseyrail and Greater Anglia will strike for 24 hours.
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Tories congratulate wrong man for new party chairman
There are red faces in the Tory PR team after two big gaffes as Theresa May reshuffled her ministerial team.
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Government to reopen rail lines culled in the 1960s
Thousands of stations and hundreds of branch lines were culled between 1964 and 1970 on the recommendation of the British Railways chairman.
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80,000 Monarch Airlines customers returned to UK
Chris Grayling told MPs around 75% of the 110,000 passengers affected by the largest airline failure in UK history have returned.
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Learner drivers to be allowed on motorways
People who haven't yet passed their test will be allowed on motorways with approved instructors in a move officials say will improve safety.
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Network Rail set to lose complete control of tracks
Transport Secretary Chris Grayling believes Network Rail should share the responsibility with private train operating companies.
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HS2 phase two: Where will the route run?
The Government has today announced the route of the second phase of HS2 - here we look at it in more detail.
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HS2: North West and Yorkshire routes announced
The government has confirmed the second phase of HS2, which will connect Crewe to Manchester and the West Midlands to Leeds.
Read the full story ›Chris Grayling: UK will keep EU workers' rights and eco laws
The government will seek to keep some EU laws in the areas of environment and workers' rights post-Brexit, Transport Secretary Chris Grayling has said.
Speaking on ITV's Peston on Sunday, Mr Grayling said the public wants certainty on the issue of Britain leaving the EU, and endorsed Theresa May's announcement that Article 50 will be triggered before the end of March 2017.
"It's important that we give some certainty about the process," he said.
"Today's announcements are a staging post on the route towards triggering Article 50 and towards holding the negotiations."
The Transport Secretary also said that Britain would have a "sensible" agreement with the EU that allows the UK to continue to trade with the continent; and take control of the flow of people into Britain.