Labour under pressure to commit
LABOUR is under renewed pressure to renationalise the whole of Britain’s rail network after polling revealed peeved-off passengers are in no mood for half measures.
Results of a Survation poll of 1,046 people revealed today show 40 per cent want to see every line run by a public-sector operator.
Another 23 per cent of people want to see some lines back in public hands, while just 17 per cent are prepared to see privatisation continue.
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Aslef general secretary MICK WHELAN writes for the Morning Star on the eve of the TUC in Brighton, about the pay offer from the DfT, relations with the Labour government, and the union’s motion at Congress calling for the renationalisation of rail freight