the level of service offered by transpennine - service offered by transpennine express in recent monthspalling. what would happen here is that late at night, every day of the week, transpennine would offer a list of services they were not going to run the next day. people could see at nine o'clock in the evening what would not be running the next morning. this was a regular thing for commuters and travellers in northern england. they would look at this every night and work out if their train wasn't running. on sundays, at rush hour, coming across the pennines of manchester and leeds via huddersfield, perhaps three out of four services would be cancelled at peak time, and those that did run wouldn't have enough carriages on them, so it sufferfrom wouldn't have enough carriages on them, so it suffer from severe overcrowding. what passengers are hoping is that this move really does change things for them. there has been a precedent set in the past, there are two other operators appear in northern england, lner, who run the long distance services, who some may be familiar with between londo

— are late because of transpennine express. to pick the _ constantly trying to find people to pick the kids up from rugby or foothall— pick the kids up from rugby or football so they are not left in the park somewhere. the impact, the stress _ park somewhere. the impact, the stress and — park somewhere. the impact, the stress and work life, family life, is unbelievable. the journey i have, it used _ is unbelievable. the journey i have, it used to _ is unbelievable. the journey i have, it used to he — is unbelievable. the journey i have, it used to be operating to travel from _ it used to be operating to travel from ancaster to manchester on transpennine express and then changed — transpennine express and then changed to l and e are in doncaster to go— changed to l and e are in doncaster to go down— changed to l and e are in doncaster to go down to stevenage, and it could _ to go down to stevenage, and it could not— to go down to stevenage, and it could not be a greater contrast. —— lner~ _ could not be a greater contrast. —— ln

transpennine express will become transpennine express will become transpennine express will become transpennineolled operator of last resort-— last resort. it won't happen overnight. _ last resort. it won't happen overnight, everyone - last resort. it won't happen | overnight, everyone accepts last resort. it won't happen - overnight, everyone accepts that and it is a matter with the new team anti—trans pen teams working with teams and staff and the operator will problems i've had to build a service the passengers deserve. it service the passengers deserve. it joins a host of other rail franchises under government control. more than one in fine train journeys could now be run by nationalised companies. the government says it remains committed to a privately run rail network but that there is no silver bullet to the challenges facing the industry. peter ruddick, bbc news. more on that and the rest of the programme. lots of people in the north of england and scotland will be hoping that the trains are a bit better now. but the weather is looking better. amazing yesterday. matt, more son to come?—

transpennine express is the fourth rail operator to be nationalised since 2018.savage, who's in north yorkshire. talking to people throughout the course of the day in terms of reaction, what is it been like because for months now when you hear about people talking about their journeys, it is a nightmare. i think the feeling — journeys, it is a nightmare. i think the feeling from _ journeys, it is a nightmare. i think the feeling from passengers - journeys, it is a nightmare. i think the feeling from passengers is - journeys, it is a nightmare. i think| the feeling from passengers is that things cannot get any worse. there was a real low point late last year where more than 20% of services by the pin nine express, north yorkshire, it's on the mainline not a regular stop for the longest of trains was moving down. i was here recently when passengers had to get on a different service because the macro to express a been cancelled and it'sjust macro to express a been cancelled and it's just want to get from down the road in new york back up to here on an evening and so

also this lunchtime: after months of customer complaints and cancelled trains, transpennine express iso be nationalised. stephen tompkinson is found not guilty after a man claimed he was punched outside the actor's home. donald trump dismisses the woman who won a sexual assault case against him as a "whackjob" as he again claims he's the victim of a political vendetta. and from defending human rights on television to rocking out at night at eurovision, the lawyer—turned—pop star representing australia. and coming up on bbc news, west ham look to reach their first european final in 47 years as they take on az alkmaar in the first leg of their european conference league semifinal. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. interest rates are at their highest in 15 years, after the bank of england raised them to 4.5%, making it more expensive to borrow but better for savers. the increase is an attempt by the bank of england to curb people's spending and bring down inflation — that's the rate at which prices are rising — which was just over 10% in march. but the bank also upgraded

transpennine express runs daily services across yorkshire and the labour mayor of west yorkshire, tracyy for commuters _ your reaction? it has been a victory for commuters and _ your reaction? it has been a victory for commuters and the _ your reaction? it has been a victory for commuters and the north, - your reaction? it has been a victory for commuters and the north, we l your reaction? it has been a victory . for commuters and the north, we have had two long subjects to delays and cancellations, derailing and our ambitions for a strong northern economy. it is very welcome news but things will not change overnight, the contract comes to an end may 28 and going into operator of last resort that will be a number of weeks we are staff and moved over and there is a look under the bonnet and there is a look under the bonnet and look at what can be done to make the service fit for the 21st century. i am the service fit for the 21st century. iam hoping the service fit for the 21st century. i am hoping this is also a moment for patmos to have a reset of relationships, industrial relations ha

-- what has transpennine express said? , ., -- what has transpennine express said?will reset those relationships and make a difference on a problem that has been costing the economy millions of pounds every week, causing passengers of that you have disruption.— have disruption. thank you very much. ithink— have disruption. thank you very much. i think we _ have disruption. thank you very much. i think we will _ have disruption. thank you very much. i think we will try - have disruption. thank you very much. i think we will try and - have disruption. thank you very i much. i think we will try and speak to someone from the northern powerhouse group. this will be people thinking, about time, because of the problems people have had to buy and get to places so we will keep you up—to—date on that service. a group of conservative mps have criticised the government, for ditching its plan to replace all eu laws by the end of this year. the business secretary announced that around 600 of them would now be removed from uk legislation, rather than the 4,000 originally promised.

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train company transpennine express, which mostly runs services in northern england and some bits of scotlandervice and cancelled trains. time now to leave you with ten seconds of alligators! imagine enjoying an island in alabama and then spotting a massive alligator in the shallow part of the ocean while you're bathing. a snappy situation. you're all caught up. bye for now. have a good evening. hello. i'm mark edwards from the bbc sports centre. coming up on our programme... late drama from the old lady juventus equalise at the death in their europa league semifinal. first leg clash with syria. record breaking for the rajasthan royals. 21—year—old yashasvi jaiswal hits the fastest half century in ipl history. shocking the eternal city as sofia kenin stunned second

one of britain's most complained about services, transpennine express, is stripped of its contract toun trains across northern england and into scotland. the government confirms it is supplying ukraine with the long—range missiles it requested for its fight against russian forces. and the australian immigration lawyer — taking on eurovision tonight. at 6.30: concerns of how the cost of living crisis will make access to health care worse in london's poorest areas. and rail strikes make an unwelcome return tomorrow. we look ahead to semifinals. the bank of england has raised interest rates again, as it tries to stop prices rising so high. but the bank's governor has warned that prices will not fall nearly as fast they had predicted — though he says the economy won't now go into recession. have a look at what has happened to interest rates over the past 15 years. these here were booming times before the financial crash. the economy was growing, there was a house price boom and the bank raised rates to try to damp it all down. and then this steep fall after the crash, with the bank of eng

some rail companies, including transpennine express and southern, ran no service at all as thousandsg running pay dispute. there's a separate strike by the rmt union tomorrow, with two more involving drivers on 31st may and 3rd june. the strikes have inevitably affected people trying to make their way to liverpool for the eurovision song contest final. but die—hard fans won't let anything stand in their way, so let's joinjane in the city for a few final thoughts before the big day. an awful lot of them came early here and the party is very much continuing here at the fan zone. tomorrow mae muller will represent the uk with her track i wrote a song. you'll have to watch all night to see her as she'll be the last of the 26 competitors to perform. our media correspondent david sillito met her on the albert dock near here for a quiet chat — at least, that was the plan. oh, my god. welcome to liverpool and what we thought would be a quiet chat with the uk's mae muller. really sorry. we were waiting and a crowd has built up. that's ok. i don't know what's got out here. no, i love it. no, i

these include transpennine express, northern, avanti, east midlands railway, thameslink and southern.latest. there is a separate strike tomorrow. once again, empty platforms, closed stations and picket lines. i'm five hours into a journey that's going to be taking eight hours. michael had to take a coach to eurovision celebrations instead of the train. tthe journey should have taken three hours on the train this morning. it's obviously a massive inconvenience. i've lost half of my day at my destination in liverpool. so how did we get to this point? the train companies and the government say the railway is financially unsustainable and ways of working have to change to enable pay rises. unions point out the increases which have been offered are way below inflation and argue jobs and working conditions are being attacked. train drivers union aslefhas rejected pay rises of 1t% two years in a row, dependent on changes like committing to sunday working drivers. walk—out started lastjuly. the unions leader says they're in it for the long haul. unfortunately, my members still think we go har

brute commuters, as transpennine express is under government control?the workforce to work overtime. because a train driver's hours is 35 per week, the system is built being able to... so how you change that? a _ system is built being able to... so how you change that? a very - system is built being able to... so - how you change that? a very generous offer, the how you change that? a very generous offer. the most — how you change that? a very generous offer, the most generous, _ how you change that? a very generous offer, the most generous, time - how you change that? a very generous offer, the most generous, time of- offer, the most generous, time of 1.75 to work beyond 35 hours. so on top of their weekly hours, that's something that tends to be the case... to something that tends to be the case... ., y something that tends to be the case... ., , ~ , case... to they think it is generous? _ case. .. to they think it is generous? i— case... to they think it is generous? i hope - case... to they think it is generous? i hope they i case... to they think i

it's important to strike, it's very good for people. 16 rail operators are affected including transpennine expresseast midlands, thameslink and southern. the length and breadth of britain, services have ground to a near standstill. eurovision fans in full voice, but some now look destined to miss out. devoted fan harry cunningham was due to travel up to liverpool, but he's stuck in london because of the strikes. we had planned, like, this, months in advance, so the build—up was really exciting and obviously the fact that we had to cancel two weeks prior to the event after months of waiting is really, like, crushing. the government has accused the unions of cynically targeting the event, which britain is hosting on behalf of ukraine, a claim union leaders strongly refute. we have to look after the people we represent, so we don't want to hurt anybody, we don't want to disadvantage anybody, but there is no good day for a strike. if you pick any one day in any given week you will hit some event and there will be somebody else saying, what about this, and that's not where we want to be. but how else d

also this lunchtime: after months of customer complaints and cancelled trains, transpennine express is

rail passengers expressing major disruption here again some trains companies including transpennine expressike but the rmt tomorrow two more involving drivers on the 31st of may involving drivers on the 31st of may in the 31st ofjune. our it's a journey that should have taken three hours on the train this morning. obviously a massive inconvenience i lost half of my day i might destination in liverpool. 50 i might destination in liverpool. so how did we get to this point. the train companies and the government said that the railway is financially unsustainable and ways of working have to change to enable pay rises. unions point out the increases which have been offered are way below inflation and argue jobs and working conditions are being attacked. train drivers union islip has rejected pay raises of a% two years in a row depend on changes like committing to sunday working. drivers walk—out started lastjuly, the union leader saying that they are in it for the long haul. saying that they are in it for the long haul-— saying that they are in it for the lone haul. ., . , , , , long haul. unfor

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army to help restore order on the streets here at home, rail services run by the operator transpennine expresson the line. mark harper says the firm's contract won't be extended and it won't be renewed . the department of transport will instead take over from may the 28th. the train operator , the 28th. the train operator, which covers northern england and runs in parts of scotland, saw 1 in 6 services cancelled in march. you're up to date on tv onune march. you're up to date on tv online dab radio and on the tune in app . this is gb news, in app. this is gb news, britain's news . britain's news. channel good evening. i am here in bournemouth and the oldest royal british legion club in the country , a place where they're country, a place where they're doing magnificent work. they really are here to help- w:w:::w g “eg �*" {ex they really are here to help people, fermen— really are here to help people, former servicemen and women who ewnenwwee— former servicemen and women who ewnenwwee wowe— former servicemen and women who otherwise would be— former servicemen and women who otherwise would be h

army to help restore order on the streets here at home, rail services run by the operator transpennine express extended and it won't be renewed . the department of transport will instead take over from may the 28th. the train operator , the 28th. the train operator, which covers northern england and runs in parts of scotland, saw 1 in 6 services cancelled in march. you're up to date on tv onune march. you're up to date on tv online dab radio and on the tune in app . this is gb news, in app. this is gb news, britain's news . britain's news. channel good evening. i am here in bournemouth and the oldest royal british legion club in the country , a place where they're country, a place where they're doing magnificent work. they really are here to help- r:r:::r g “3g �*" can they really are here to help people, former— really are here to help people, former servicemen and women who erherwhe— former servicemen and women who erherwree wowe— former servicemen and women who otherwise would be— former servicemen and women who otherwise would be homeless. and i otherwise would be homeless. and r admire— o

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and the rail minister says it's down to the unions where the nationalising transpennine express servicesolumnist and— be joined by ross clark, who's a columnist and mr— be joined by ross clark, who's a columnist and mr common sense and columnist and mr common sense amt-author— columnist and mr common sense amt-awthoa ot— columnist and mr common sense and-author of not— columnist and mr common sense and author of not zero. he's and the author of not zero. he's going— and the author of not zero. he's ootmt to— and the author of not zero. he's ootmo toltettht— and the author of not zero. he's going to telling me why going to be telling me why the oow-emmemte— government's green plans are mathe— government's green plans are matht-hooaea. - government's green plans are making poorer. but first making people poorer. but first of making people poorer. but first ot att— making people poorer. but first ot an, t-m— making people poorer. but first of all, i'm joined— making people poorer. but first of all, i'm joined by lord john hwttom. — of all, i'm joined by lord john hwttom. he-e— of all, i'm j

the government says it's down to the unions whether nationalising transpennine express services improves doesn't believe any improvements will be seen soon. they have been having a miserable— they have been having a miserable time or more pentewtnw— miserable time or more particularly their passengers newe— particularly their passengers newe. tn— particularly their passengers newe. tn tne— particularly their passengers have. in the first four weeks of anett— have. in the first four weeks of annt. t— have. in the first four weeks of annt. t tn— have. in the first four weeks of ann. t tn 7— have. in the first four weeks of april, 1 in 7 trains— have. in the first four weeks of april, 1 in 7 trains was cancelled— april, 1 in 7 trains was cancelled .- april, 1 in 7 trains was cancelled . the government said cancelled. the government said tnts— cancelled. the government said we entw— cancelled. the government said this really isn't— cancelled. the government said this really isn't good enough. were— this really isn't good enough. were going— this really isn't good enough. we-te getng te— this

the rail minister says it's down to the unions whether nationalising transpennine express services improvess of april , 1 in 7 have in the first four weeks of april, 1 in 7 trains was cancelled. the april, 1 in 7 trains was cancelled . the government said cancelled. the government said this cancelled. the government said we ready— cancelled. the government said this really isn't— cancelled. the government said this really isn't good— ff: the government said this really isn't good enough. were— this really isn't good enough. we going— this really isn't good enough. we going is— this really isn't good enough. we're going to take it back into pande— we're going to take it back into public control— we're going to take it back into public control and— we're going to take it back into public control and the we will try public control and the we will dry and— public control and the we will any and make— public control and the we will try and make things better, but aiseiaieiy— try and make things better, but absolutely transport secretary wak— absolutely transport secretary waw wader— absolutely t

we're looking forward because forward to all weekend because rail services run by transpennine expressilways and put it under public ownership? this is not under public ownership? this is hat ah— under public ownership? this is not an insignificant sum of rhahey— not an insignificant sum of rhahey ts— not an insignificant sum of rhahey ts tt— not an insignificant sum of rhahey ts tt e— not an insignificant sum of money, is it ? absolutely not. money, is it? absolutely not. art— money, is it? absolutely not. art yeah.— money, is it? absolutely not. and yeah, about— money, is it? absolutely not. and yeah, about just- money, is it? absolutely not. and yeah, about just under £200 billion, it would be a significant fiscal outlay . and significant fiscal outlay. and the question is to do ti“ �*" is“ �*" is and the question is to do what eaaetty— the question is to do what exaetty ts— the question is to do what exactly is this? i“ exactly is this? this has already been said. we have a sttwattah— already been said. we have a situation where _ i“ we have a situation where network rail, the infr

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