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• How to hack into an Oyster

  Oct 7 2008:

  Dave Hill: Academics in Holland have found a weakness in London public transport's Oystercard system

• Tory rail plan betrays transport users

  Oct 4 2008:

  Letters: The Conservatives have spent a year working on a London-Manchester-Leeds rail link to replace a Heathrow third runway

• Canal towpath walkers and cyclists on collision course

  Oct 3 2008:

  Waterways agency appoints warden to slow down fast riders who have been scattering pedestrians

• Regents Canal towpath: 'M25 for bikes'

  Audio (4min 36sec), Oct 3 2008:

  Matthew Weaver on how towpath wardens are being appointed to sort out rows between cyclists and walkers

• Tory aviation policy 'all over the place', declares BA chief

  Oct 2 2008:

  Willie Walsh says high-speed rail network would not address capacity problems at Britain's largest airport

• Response: Even with high-speed rail, we'll still need a third runway at Heathrow

  Oct 2 2008:

  Response: The choice between air and rail investment is a false one: the country needs both, says Colin Matthews

• BA chief executive describes Tory transport policy as 'all over the place'

  Oct 1 2008:

  British Airways chief executive Willie Walsh has slammed Tory plans to replace a third runway at Heathrow airport with a high-speed rail network. By Dan Milmo

• Stopping the slow train

  Oct 1 2008:

  Editorial: Mr Johnson's airport is a daydream, while plans for a new fast rail line are real

• Tory transport policy back on the rails

  Sep 30 2008:

  Letters: There is no simple or affordable way of reaching Heathrow airport by public transport

• Airline industry slams Tory plans to scrap third runway

  Sep 29 2008:

  The aviation industry, business groups and the Labour party unite to condemn Tory proposals to build high-speed rail links rather than expand capacity at Heathrow airport

• Tory transport plans received mixed response

  Sep 29 2008:

  Rail groups hailed but business criticised Conservative plans, unveiled today, to scrap the third runway at Heathrow and build a £20bn rail link between London, Birmingham, Manchester and Leeds

• Delegates welcome Tory plan for high-speed rail link

  Sep 29 2008:

  Under Tory plans, journey time from Birmingham to London would be slashed to just 40 minutes

• How green is the Tories' train?

  Sep 29 2008:

  Christian Wolmar: The Tories have opened up the green transport debate – but the environmental case for high speed trains is far from proven

• Tories plan £20bn 180mph rail link instead of Heathrow third runway

  Sep 29 2008:

  Greenpeace welcomes Cameron's plans for TGV-style high speed rail linking major cities

• Sanctuary on the 7.15

  Sep 27 2008:

  Joe Moran: It has an enduringly bad image, but commuting gives us a chance to think, daydream and take stock

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