P219 CEJFAX 2 219 Sat 20 Feb 18:11/44 W W$£££"£££"£££ O ANY WBY TO RUN A RJILWOY Britain's railways, as jvjry commutiE knows only too w ll, ar in c is s. $hj trains are unreliable, dirty, ovjrcrow d, uncomfo tabl and expensive. hj last Govj nmjnt's dr am of an efficient and profitabl railway system, reborn in privbte h4nds, is dead. But can tPj cu nt@GovjrnZjnt sblvbgj a c n t o l railwa f t j wteckbge 1/3 $h Mon y Programmj BBC2 Sun 7.30pm TV Listings 600 Front page 100 Future Sport TVORbdio Main MMnuP219 CJEFAX 2 219 Sat 20 Feb 18:13/04 W"£££"£££"£££ ANY WBY TO RUN A RBILWBY Next week (Fjbrubry 25I, the Govjrnmjnt is holding a rail summit in order to galvbnisj some action. This, say ministers, is the big push to make the trains run on time. BurL as Sos Bew discovers on a trip around Britain's rail network, the obstacles are formidable. Subsidies are falling, and rail companies often seem reluctant to invest. 2/3 -hj Money Programme BBC2 Sun 7.30pm TV Listings 600 Front page 100 Future Sport TVORadio Main MenuP219 CJJFAX 2 219 Sat 20 Feb 18:11/27 O ANY WBY TO RUN A RBILWAY An in an exclusive interview with Deputy Prime Minister John Prescott, Maya Even asks whjthjr the Govjrnmjnt can regulate, bully and cajole Britain's rail industry into providing a sjrvjce worthy of a modern western economy. 3/3 The Money Programmj BBC2 Sun 7.30pm TV Listings 600 Front page 100 Future Sport TVORadio Main Menu