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604. Injunctive relief and damages are also sought. We reserve our jurisdiction to grant such relief. We do not [do] so in this Award because we heard no submissions as to such relief and in any event we consider that the Parties should have the opportunity to consider what, if any, further...

Labour under Great British Railways will fix fares (including companies hiding cheaper fares).

The Premier League's Dunkirk moment

Is there an easy summary of our challenges that were not upheld? It's a bit like a scattergun. Deadly effective even if most bullets miss.

Email to BBC North West after last night's "City have failed..." item: Have you given up the nonsense that City "failed" in its challenge to the APT rules? It's not difficult to see who "won". Will City be able to claim compensation for the PL's rules being unlawful? If "yes", see "win".

Odd brick bond!

When the panel fixes damages and costs, I hope they add a bit for the PL's attempt to make it sound like they'd not lost.

"We think it's right to have rules against murder, but you can't fit people up"

No dynamic pricing on walk-up fares. I don't trust Trainline (commission on top). I try www.trainsplit.com but use www.brfares.com to see what walk-up fares should be available then check with my local station ticket office.

Super off-peak single £64.30 each way, any train Sunday. Any train back from York from 1002 onwards - not valid via London so has to be change at Stevenage. At some times it's cheaper via Ely.

Nonsense fare. Shouldn't have been more than £144. Who quoted that?

It's all good practice for meeting Tory diehards on the doorstep.

For some reason, we can't employ Bulgarian train drivers in the UK.

£69k is obviously the market rate for a train driver, especially with private train companies competing with each other. Isn't it the Tebitt way? Engineers should get on their bike to TransPennine.

You'd have to be crazy to agree with that. Broadsword calling @Chippy_boy

Given that Johnson got elected on the basis of having an oven-ready deal with the EU, one might think it's hard to beat a government that was breaking its false promises from day one.

Whatever the source, it was obviously a daft claim that all Labour activists want Starmer to go. Maybe he just asked the Labour activists at "Starmer must go" meetings (not easy to find). Like asking Badenoch's supporters if they think Cleverly should win, and concluding that "all Tory...

Now, which thread should this go in? CARE Private care homes shut down for safety Research from Oxford University highlights that 98% of adult care homes closed by the Care Quality Commission (CQC) between 2011 and 2023 were privately operated. Similarly, over 90% of children's homes shut down...

All Labour activists? Tosh. The article's theme was the unrealistic expectations of voters whereby anyone in power is unpopular.

Not to quibble with your conclusion, but I'm not "purporting" the human shield argument, that's Israel. And if you think "a little criminality" by settlers in the West Bank is justified, that does not sound like someone who really wants a cessation of hostilities.