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out of paddington on the way to swansea, bristol and penzance are saying if you don't have to travelm the rail delivery group speaking on behalf of all of the train operators, in this case 183 trains were taken out of service yesterday. these are the hitachi trains with the cracks in the metal underneath. they say safety is the top priority, they are working as quickly as they can to get the hitachi 800 trains back and operational, many of those returning to service today. but the rail delivery group say timetables may have a knock—on effect as we move forward. advice from the government, which the rail companies appear to be listening to, is to make sure there's plenty of staff to help those who absolutely need to travel. in many ways it's fortunate it is a weekend, many people are used to remote working with covid—19, but they say if you do not need to travel, please try not to. sean dilley reporting there. the headlines on bbc news: nicola sturgeon warns the westminster government against using legal arguments to prevent a second independence referendum after a fourth consecutive

i got to paddington, not really picking up on the news last night.und out that most of the trains had been cancelled. but it's added about an hour. passengers are being told not to travel on monday, either. we've got 93 of these trains in our fleet and we need around of service that we would normally do during the week. yesterday, we had 12 of those running, so that gives you an idea. certainly, this is going to impact the early part of next week. and we need to understand more before we know what that will mean for the remainder of it at the moment. there will also be some cancellations on lner services for the rest of this week. the government has asked the rail industry to urgently set out a plan to resolve the prolonged disruption and it has asked hitachi for a safety inspection plan and a longer—term repair strategy. some trains have been reintroduced now, following inspections. it's not yet clear how many others need repairs or how long that will take. katy austin, bbc news. now on bbc news, our world. myanmar is in the grips of an uprising, tr

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the advice has been clear that lner along with gwr out of paddington all the way to swansea, bristolnd penzance are saying if you don't have to travel, please don't. we heard earlierfrom robert nisbet from the rail delivery group speaking on behalf of all of the train operators, in this case that 183 trains were taken out of service yesterday. these are the hitachi 800 trains with the cracks in the metal underneath. they say safety is the top priority, they are working as quickly as they can to get the hitachi 800 trains back and operational, many of those returning to service today. but the rail delivery group say timetables may have a knock—on effect as we move forward. the advice from the government, which the rail companies appear to be listening to, is to make sure there's plenty of staff to help those who absolutely need to travel. in many ways it's fortunate it is a weekend, many people are used to remote working with covid—19, but they say if you do not need to travel, please try not to. sean dilley reporting there. now it's time for a look at the weather with ben rich. hello

i got to paddington, not really picking up on the news last night.found out that most of the trains had been cancelled. but it's added about an hour. passengers are being told not to travel on monday, either. we've got 93 of these trains in our fleet and we need around 60 or 70 to run the kind of levels of service that we would normally do during the week. yesterday, we had 12 of those running, so that gives you an idea. certainly, this is going to impact the early part of next week. and we need to understand more before we know what that will mean for the remainder of it at the moment. there will also be some cancellations on lner services for the rest of this week. the government has asked the rail industry to urgently set out a plan to resolve the prolonged disruption and it has asked hitachi for a safety inspection plan and a longer—term repair strategy. some trains have been reintroduced now, following inspections. it's not yet clear how many others need repairs or how long that will take. katy austin, bbc news. now on bbc news it's time for the

i got to paddington, not really picking up on the news last night.ost of the trains had been cancelled. but it's added about an hour. passengers are being told not to travel on monday, either. we've got 93 of these trains in our fleet and we need around 60 or 70 to run the kind of levels of service that we would normally do during the week. yesterday, we had 12 of those running, so that gives you an idea. certainly, this is going to impact the early part of next week. and we need to understand more before we know what that will mean for the remainder of it at the moment. there will also be some cancellations on lner services for the rest of this week. the government has asked the rail industry to urgently set out a plan to resolve the prolonged disruption and it has asked hitachi for a safety inspection plan and a longer—term repair strategy. some trains have been reintroduced now, following inspections. it's not yet clear how many others need repairs or how long that will take. katy austin, bbc news. funerals have been taking place in the afghan cap

the advice has been clear that lner out of paddington all the way to swansea and bristol and penzanceavel. we heard from robert nisbet on bbc breakfast earlier from the rail delivery group who represent the train operating companies concerned. he said 183 trains were taken out of service yesterday, the hitachi trains with the cracks in the metal underneath. they say safety is the top priority, they are working as quickly as they can to get the trains back and operational, many of those returning to service today. but the rail delivery group say timetables may have a knock—on effect as we move forward. advice from the government is to make sure there's plenty of staff to help those who absolutely need to travel. in many ways it's fortunate it is a weekend, many people are used to remote working with covid—19, but they say if you do not need to travel please try not to.- travel please try not to. sean dilley reporting _ travel please try not to. sean dilley reporting there. - there have been renewed clashes in jerusalem between palestinians and israeli police, a day after more than 200

scotland, newcastle, york, the same is true for the other london major terminal is deeply impacted, paddingtonea and so on. what i will say is we have just had a recce behind us at king's cross a few minutes ago, there were two lner trains on the platform, one in particular incredibly packed, so the train companies from here are saying they are examining all of his/her touchy 800 trains to ensure they are fit to be used. this is why they are fit to be used. this is why the timescale will come forward —— hitachi. and advance over the coming days. chris harris, the train companies have people to help but they say please, if you don't have to travel today, please stay at home. . ~ to travel today, please stay at home. ., ~ , ., india is continuing to be hit by a huge second coronavirus wave, but although its government has said the pandemic is showing signs of slowing down in some regions, numbers of cases have started to rise again. more than 4,000 deaths have been recorded in the past 2a hours. the death toll now stands at more than 2a0,000. and over 400,000 new cases were recorded over the pas

the advice has been clear that lner out of paddington all the way to swansea and bristol and penzance't travel. we heard from robert nisbet from the rail delivery group earlier, speaking on behalf of all of the train operators, in this case, 183 trains were taken out of service yesterday. these are the hitachi 800 trains with cracks in the metal underneath. now they say safety is a top priority. they are working quickly, to get those trains back and operational. many of those returning to service today, but the rail delivery group say the disruption and timetables may have a knock—on effect as we move forward so the advice and government which the rail companies do appear to be listening to was to ensure there is plenty of staff to help those who absolutely need to travel. in many ways, this week and many of us are used to working remotely with covid—19 but they say if you do not need to travel, please try not to. thank you very much. let's speak to our political correspondent nick eardley who's in edinburgh. both sides in are speaking about what is coming ahead. everyone is expecting

repairs continue on a number of high speed trains, with no gwr high speed services to and from paddington a13 is building westbound from dagenham into barking. now the weather with elizabeth rizzini. hello, good morning. it's a rather showery picture out there as we head through the next few days and that's because low pressure is dominating, so do expect plenty of wet weather in the forecast. already showers out there this morning and it is a frost free start of the morning and plenty of cloud too. we see showers on and off throughout the course of the day and the cloud will tend to break up at times so there will be some brighter spells and a bit of a messy picture so difficult to pinpoint exactly when. some of the showers threaten to be heavy at times and the top temperatures peaked between 13 and 15 celsius and the showers are likely to be rather slow—moving because the winds are light. as we head through the evening and overnight, a lot of those showers will tend to fade away but still some wet weather around, plenty of cloud, but it should be a drier picture by the time we get to to

and gwr long distance services to and from paddington are disrupted due to a level crossing problem tomorning than we saw this time yesterday. another day of sunny spells and some showers on the cards. now, lots of dry weather around this morning. there is some cloud, but it will thin and break and we'll see some spells of brightness and sunshine come through. it won't be too long before those showers also start to develop through the late morning — especially into the afternoon — and some of those showers could be heavy, they could be thundery, some hail and some lightning possibly involved, too. but there will be some brighter spells in between and in the best of that brightness, temperatures will get as high as 15 or 16 degrees celsius — still on the low side of average for this time of year. at least the winds are fairly light. now, as we head through this evening and overnight, again, the showers likely to fade away and we'll see a mostly dry night to follow, temperatures down to around six to eight degrees celsius generally. on wednesday, still some showers developing — perhaps f

you may know them if you travel on great western railway out of paddington down towards the west of englandes the main coach, the bit we all sit in, to the wheels underneath. they say it isn't a safety risk to passengers but there is a potential danger that something could break off and therefore could cause chaos on the network so they are saying please don't travel once again today. they are offering the usual refunds and coach replacement services if you do need to travel. but there are some fundamental problems here. what the company has said as they will need to assess each of these carriages, just to give you a sense of how many, 183 were taken out of service over the weekend. they have got to look at them, inspect them, and then crucially of course, come up with a fix. i think crucially of course, come up with a fix. ithink it crucially of course, come up with a fix. i think it is fair to say this disruption could last quite a while, and that's because a lot of trains and that's because a lot of trains and a lot of staff will be on the wrong place because the trains have not been run

well, according to the rail industry and the company, certainly great western railway, comes into paddingtonare saying disruption could last for some time, certainly both they and london north—east railways, to anybody coming in from aberdeen, edinburgh, newcastle, york into london, they are being advised possible to not travel today. they will give you an example of what a mean. there are some trains that appear to be running for .5 hours, if able to leave london and go to edinburgh, if however if they wanted to get the 7:04 i would have to change three times and it would take me about six a half hours. the advice from rail operators is if you possibly can avoid travelling today do avoid travelling today. i will stepped slightly out of shot. as you can see, it is early in the morning everyone is aware of essential journeys only, but it's pretty much much quieter than ordinarily kings cross would be at the morning. the advice from the rail operators is please, please check if you are using any of these services and the rail minister certainly shows frustration that these two major arterial r

most great western trains to and from london paddington have also been cancelled.0 intercity trains and all such trains are having — trains and all such trains are having to _ trains and all such trains are having to be checked. he said it was the same _ having to be checked. he said it was the same problem being faced by lner k lima _ the same problem being faced by lner k lima trains. these trains are made by hitachi. _ k lima trains. these trains are made by hitachi, they are relatively new, assembled — by hitachi, they are relatively new, assembled here in the uk in the north—east of england, but clearly they have — north—east of england, but clearly they have got a problem and this comes— they have got a problem and this comesjust as people they have got a problem and this comes just as people are they have got a problem and this comesjust as people are probably beginning — comesjust as people are probably beginning to travel around the country— beginning to travel around the country a _ beginning to travel around the country a bit more. for anyone on those _