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A large viaduct stretches over a grassy field with a partly cloudy sky above, with a freight train crossing above.
Aerial view of Balgray station surrounded by greenery and fields. The station features a platform with a train beside it, and several vehicles parked in an adjacent lot.
A black and white image of Euston station platform with a person pushing a cart. Smoke rises from a train on the adjacent track.
A Great British Railways train is stationed at a platform inside London Liverpool Street station. The station features ornate metalwork and a curved glass roof, creating a spacious and well-lit environment.
Four construction workers are wearing orange high-visibility clothing and helmets, standing in front of scaffolding. Three are in the foreground, smiling and giving thumbs up, while the fourth is in the background.
Northern Lights on the shores of North Queensferry, looking towards the Forth Bridge
A before photograph of the Barking freight hub - a largely empty patch of land next to the railway.
Orange-themed graphic with a clock icon. Text reads: "Hot Weather Rail Travel Advice. Check before you travel - Very hot weather can affect journeys. nationalrail.co.uk."
Orange-themed graphic with a clock icon. Text reads: "Hot Weather Rail Travel Advice. Check before you travel - Very hot weather can affect journeys. nationalrail.co.uk."
Orange-themed graphic with a clock icon. Text reads: "Hot Weather Rail Travel Advice. Check before you travel - Very hot weather can affect journeys. nationalrail.co.uk."
An individual in an orange safety vest and blue hard hat is at a railway site. The background shows rail tracks and an industrial area. The Network Rail logo appears in the top right corner.
Hot weather rail travel advice notice for Saturday, 27 June. Includes a clock icon and the message, "Check before you travel." National Rail website mentioned.
Hot Weather Rail Travel Advice sign. Left panel: Fri 26 June, a warning symbol, "Only travel if absolutely necessary to, from or within amber and red weather warning zones." Right panel: Sat 27 June, a clock symbol, "Check before you travel." Note at the bottom: "Customers with tickets for 23-26 June can claim a full refund if they no longer wish to travel, with no admin fee." Nationalrail.co.uk displayed in the bottom right corner.
Thurs - only travel if absolutely necessary to, from, or within red warning zones. Fri - only travel if absolutely necessary to, from, or within amber and red warning zones. nationalrail.co.uk Rail customers holding tickets for 23 to 26 June who no longer wish to travel can claim a full refund with no admin fee.
Hot weather rail travel advice notice. Two sections are highlighted: one for Thursday, June 25 advising travel only if necessary to, from or within red warning zones, and another for Friday, June 26 advising to only travel only if necessary to, from or within amber warning zones.
Wed 24 June: Only travel if absolutely necessary to, from, or within red warning zones. Thurs 25 June: Only travel if absolutely necessary to, from, or within red warning zones. Fri 26 June: Check before you travel.
Hot weather rail travel advice graphic: Tues: Check before you travel. Wed and Thurs: Only travel if absolutely necessary to, from or within red warning zones Fri: Check before you travel. The National Rail website link is at the bottom right.
Sir Nigel Gresley in formal attire is depicted in a detailed painting. He is in an office setting, surrounded by wooden furniture and shelves with books and papers. He looks directly at the viewer, with a composed expression.
A Greater Anglia train travelling over a viaduct.