It is not the fault of the daily press if the fast West Coast train from Euston to Edinburgh is unpopular. The 10am train runs from Edinburgh to Euston, 400 miles in eight hours, and editors and correspondents have alike exhausted their powers in describing this run as something beyond expression dangerous
Local authorities in Cumbria and Kent are discussing the possibility of deep-level nuclear waste repositories, where waste will be sealed into underground vaults for thousands of years. What are your feelings about this method of disposing of high- and intermediate-level nuclear waste?
Will the government's proposed large infrastructure projects be sufficient to lift Britain out of a second recession?
