Chris Grayling

Train companies, Network Rail and Transport Secretary Chris Grayling have all been blamed for the chaos in May.

The Transport Secretary insists the Government is “holding GTR to account” by ordering it to pay £15 million for service agreements.

A regulator probe found train operators, Network Rail and the Department of Transport all made mistakes which led to widespread disruption.

The expected increase could hit some long-distance commuters with a price hike of more than £330.

ITV News Political Editor Robert Peston said lawyers are "adamant" there had been a "totally legal basis" for the government to intervene.

Members of the RMT on South Western Railway, Arriva Rail North, Merseyrail and Greater Anglia will strike for 24 hours.

There are red faces in the Tory PR team after two big gaffes as Theresa May reshuffled her ministerial team.

Thousands of stations and hundreds of branch lines were culled between 1964 and 1970 on the recommendation of the British Railways chairman.

Chris Grayling told MPs around 75% of the 110,000 passengers affected by the largest airline failure in UK history have returned.

People who haven't yet passed their test will be allowed on motorways with approved instructors in a move officials say will improve safety.