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A political blame game over HS2 failures – but who is right?

John Rentoul witnessed the beginnings of HS2. As the project slips further into the quagmire, he looks at who – if anyone – shares responsibility for its failures

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independent.co.ukStai leggendo1 anni fa

A political blame game over HS2 failures – but who is right?

John Rentoul witnessed the beginnings of HS2. As the project slips further into the quagmire, he looks at who – if anyone – shares responsibility for its failures

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thetimes.com1 anni fa

HS2: Labour to confirm delay until 2033 after ‘litany of failure’

Heidi Alexander, the transport secretary, is to address MPs as the costly, crisis-hit rail project endures another setback

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  1. mercoledì 18 giugno 2025·thetimes.com

    HS2: Labour to confirm delay until 2033 after ‘litany of failure’

    Heidi Alexander, the transport secretary, is to address MPs as the costly, crisis-hit rail project endures another setback

  2. mercoledì 18 giugno 2025·independent.co.uk

    A political blame game over HS2 failures – but who is right?

    John Rentoul witnessed the beginnings of HS2. As the project slips further into the quagmire, he looks at who – if anyone – shares responsibility for its failures