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A final report into the Hatfield rail crash has found engineering firm Balfour Beatty failed to manage track inspection and maintenance at the site.
Engineering firm Balfour Beatty has had the £10m fine for its part in the Hatfield train crash cut to £7.5m.
Two firms have been fined a total of £13.5m for breaching health and safety regulations over the 2000 Hatfield train crash, in which four people died.
The number of broken rails on the Tube network has trebled over the last five years, according to a report leaked to BBC London.
Network Rail, formerly Railtrack, has been found guilty of breaching health and safety legislation in the run-up to the Hatfield crash.
Engineering firm Balfour Beatty has admitted that it breached safety standards before the Hatfield train disaster, in which four people died.
A rail manager 'had no time' for proper track inspections before the Hatfield crash, the Old Bailey has heard.
A metal fatigue which engineers are still trying to understand helped to trigger the Hatfield rail crash, the Old Bailey was told today.
The prime minister 'applied pressure' on rail chiefs to get services back running as normal after the Hatfield crash, the Old Bailey has heard.
'What he did not know until after the crash was that trackside inspection was being conducted with crass incompetence'
Engineering firm Balfour Beatty and five rail managers are on trial for manslaughter over the crash.
The closure of a rail depot will 'destroy' a historic railway town, unions have claimed.
Train maker Bombardier is cutting its workforce by 2,200 worldwide, with the sharpest edge of the jobs axe falling on the UK, Germany and Canada.
Corporate manslaughter charges faced by Railtrack over the Hatfield train crash have been dropped.
Train maker Bombardier is to axe 1,250 jobs in the UK as part of major restructuring, company officials say
The Gulf emirate of Dubai on Monday announced plans to construct its first underground railway network at an estimated cost of nearly four billion dollars.
A US safety board investigation has found that a chemical train derailment in which one man died and 300 were injured was probably caused by an ineffective inspection and maintenance programme.
France is to build up to 500 miles of high-speed railway lines in the next nine years, extending its 180mph rail network to Bordeaux, Rennes, Turin, Mulhouse and Montpellier.
Spain and Morocco say they have agreed to build a 39-kilometre rail tunnel beneath the Mediterranean Sea, to link Europe and Africa.
Virgin Trains is carrying out urgent safety checks on its entire fleet of CrossCountry trains after faults were spotted on two of them.
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