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The government has been accused of “panicking” as costs rise but industry leaders say the high-speed railway line is vital for green transport capacity

"We design, build, test and commission some of the most complex machines ever built, which operate in the most hostile environment on the…

The high-speed rail line would bring benefits the country can’t afford to pass up

Annual study from Infrastructure and Projects Authority paints positive picture of programme that ‘continued to deliver at pace, successfully meeting ...

Britain has immense vision and ambition for big projects to drive higher productivity and a better economic future.

THE future of HS2 has been called into question by the government’s official infrastructure watchdog.

An internal HS2 document seen by the Sunday Telegraph reportedly considers cutting three platforms from the Euston station, leaving it with seven. It is

Government’s major projects agency moves programme’s confidence rating from amber to red, indicating delivery on time and to budget ‘appears to be unachievable’ as trusts report issues with EPR implementation A £2bn programme to support the use of digital technology on the NHS frontline is to be

MARK KERRISON/ALAMYHS2 is now expected to be completed between 2029 and 2033 and it’s cost has soared to north of £70 billionThe nation’s biggest infrastructur

1 Britain’s roads could be paralysed by Beijing, with electric cars made in China having “major security issues”, an industry figure has warned. Professor Jim