Buses, trains and bicycle paths: Labour's mission to decarbonise UK transport

Environment experts call for bold action as party attempts to revamp creaking infrastructure to hit net zeroUK politics live - latest updatesBusiness live - latest updatesBolster bus services, build cycle paths, impose frequent flyer levies and reopen old railway lines to decarbonise the UK transport system, environment experts are urging, as the Labour party begins to lay out its plans.The government's proposals for rail nationalisation are likely to feature in the king's speech on Wednesday - but experts warn far bolder steps will be needed to overhaul the UK's creaking infrastructure to meet the net zero carbon goal. Continue reading...