my first train this morning is supposed to be a transpennine express service to york.r service operated by a different company soon follows, but it's standing room only. people are fed up. terrible. it's just useless. the other night, i was stuck in york for three and a half hours waiting for a train home, and i ended up having to get my wife to come and pick me up from york. because transpennine had cancelled all the services? transpennine had cancelled all the services. every evening, transpennine express publish a list of services which are going to be cancelled the following day. their pre—amended timetable is a fantasy. i've come to york to travel up to newcastle with the mayor of west yorkshire, but she's not here because her transpennine express service was cancelled too. 45 minutes later than planned, she arrives. tracey, hello, hi. hello — so good to see you! we jump on a service north and discuss transpennine woes. government must hear what is happening in the north and as the chair of the m10, ten mayors, in england, we were able to get a meeting with the tr

the service being provided by transpennine express is not acceptable.in more drivers, to double the number of drivers that were being trained. but there is also an issue, i'd say, and i'm not the only person to make this point, with aslef, the trade union, about not having agreed a rest day working contract. this isn't about delays or overcrowding. this is about trains which don't run, often at short notice, and it's ruining people's daily lives in northern england. danny savage, bbc news. a rare public parole hearing has been told that one of britain's most violent offenders, charles bronson, wouldn't be able to cope if he was freed from jail. bronson, who now uses the name charles salvador, is 70 and is currently being held in a specialist close supervision centre at woodhill prison in milton keynes. he was convicted of armed robbery in 1974, and apart from a couple of brief spells of freedom, he has been in prison ever since. in 1999 he took an art teacher hostage for which he received a life sentence, and his latest conviciton was in 2014 for assaul

my first train this morning is supposed to be a transpennine express service to york.company soon follows, but it's standing room only. people are fed up. terrible. it's just useless. the other night, i was stuck in york for three and a half hours waiting for a train home, and i ended up having to get my wife to come and pick me up from york. because transpennine had cancelled all the services? transpennine had cancelled all the services. every evening, transpennine express publish a list of services which are going to be cancelled the following day. their pre—amended timetable is a fantasy. i've come to york to travel up to newcastle with the mayor of west yorkshire, but she's not here because her transpennine express service was cancelled too. 45 minutes later than planned, she arrives. tracey, hhello, hi. hello — so good to see you! we jump on a service north and discuss transpennine woes. government must hear what is happening in the north and as the chair of the m10, ten mayors, in england, we were able to get a meeting with the transport secretary and tell him, f

i'm meant to be catching the transpennine express service to york. but it's been cancelled.n follows. but it's standing room only. people are fed up. the other night, i was stuck in york for three and a half hours waiting for a train home, and i ended up having to get my wife to come and pick me up from york because transpennine had cancelled all the services. every evening, transpennine express publishes a list of services which are going to be cancelled the following day. their pre—amended timetable is a fantasy. i've come to york to travel up to newcastle with the mayor of west yorkshire, but she's not here because her transpennine express service was cancelled too. 45 minutes later than planned, she arrives. we jump on a service north and discuss transpennine woes. we were able to get a meeting with the transport secretary and tell him, from our lived experience, the chaos and the cancellations and how it's holding us back. he's heard what we've said and now it's a political decision, obviously, for the government. this is a problem across the north. ava nti west coast i

my first train this morning is supposed to be a transpennine express service to york.stuck in york for three and a half hours waiting for a train home, and i ended up having to get my wife to come and pick me up from york. because transpennine had cancelled all the services? transpennine had cancelled all the services. every evening, transpennine express publish a list of services which are going to be cancelled the following day. their pre—amended timetable is a fantasy. i've come to york to travel up to newcastle with the mayor of west yorkshire, but she's not here, because her transpennine express service was cancelled too. 45 minutes later than planned, she arrives. tracy, hello, hi. hello — so good to see you! we jump on a service north and discuss transpennine woes. government must hear what is happening in the north and as the chair of the m10, ten mayors, in england, we were able to get a meeting with the transport secretary and tell him, from our lived experience, the chaos and the cancellations and how it's holding us back. he's heard what we've said and now

my first train this morning is supposed to be a transpennine express service to york.ne express published a list of services which are going to be cancelled the following day. their pre—amended timetable is a fantasy. i've come to york to travel up to newcastle with the mayor of west yorkshire, but she's not here because her transpennine express service was cancelled too. 45 minutes later than planned, she arrives. rosie, hello. hi. so good to see you. how you doing? we jump on a service north and discuss transpennine woes. government must hear what is happening in the north and as the chair of the m10, ten mayors, in england, we were able to get a meeting with the transport secretary and tell him, from our lived experience, the chaos and the cancellations and how its holding us back. he's heard what we've said and now it's a political decision, obviously, for the government. finally, we arrive in newcastle. so how typical was thatjourney? as someone that goes to work monday to friday, i have this most days. it's frustrating and depressing. transpennine express acknowl