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East Coast Main Line 'normal' after power cable damage East Coast Main Line 'normal' after power cable damage
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Train services on the East Coast Main Line are expected to run as normal after damage to power lines caused major delays.Train services on the East Coast Main Line are expected to run as normal after damage to power lines caused major delays.
Passengers were advised not to travel on Thursday evening while engineers attempted to repair cables between Retford and Newark North Gate.Passengers were advised not to travel on Thursday evening while engineers attempted to repair cables between Retford and Newark North Gate.
Virgin Trains said it did not expect disruption on Friday morning, although several early services were cancelled. Virgin Trains said it did not expect widespread disruption on Friday.
It would provide updates on its website, it said. Network rail said the cabling problem had been resolved but "residual delays" may affect travel.
The rail operator said changes to Friday's timetable included: Several Virgin services were cancelled or rescheduled, including:
It advised passengers to check its website for the latest updates.
Thursday's disruption, which led to "chaotic" scenes at stations, also caused shadow chancellor John McDonnell to miss a scheduled appearance on the BBC's Question Time programme.Thursday's disruption, which led to "chaotic" scenes at stations, also caused shadow chancellor John McDonnell to miss a scheduled appearance on the BBC's Question Time programme.
This week's edition of the political discussion programme was recorded in Sunderland.This week's edition of the political discussion programme was recorded in Sunderland.