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“Go big or go home.” When it comes to transport, we have gone huge, but still can’t get home. HS2, originally supposed to cost £30bn, has become a farce setting us back around £100bn (see page 14) and the line is unlikely ever to reach the north of England.

Further north, in Scotland, there has been such

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