The Metropolitan Police said that two people had been arrested on suspicion of criminal damage.
Read moreAnti-HS2 protesters vandalise Department for Transport offices

The Metropolitan Police said that two people had been arrested on suspicion of criminal damage.
Read moreThis week’s roundup of news from the UK railway industry.
Read moreTransport Secretary Grant Shapps has told a Transport Select Committee that the HS2 project will be vital for enabling people to meet each other unless teleportation becomes a reality.
Read moreBailiffs from HS2 have started to evict protesters from Euston Square Gardens after they dug tunnels and set up a makeshift camp in opposition to the high speed rail project.
Read moreMinisters have been accused of failing to “get a grip” on the “ballooning costs” for HS2.
Read moreHS2 is working with the Social Mobility Foundation to ensure young people can access professional support during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Read moreThis week we learn more about HS2’s new Curzon Street station. Plus North Yorkshire Moors Railway reveals their second phase of reopening.
Read moreHS2’s west-London super hub, Old Oak Common, has had its planning application approved by the Old Oak and Park Royal Development Corporation yesterday.
Read moreHS2 has released new images and designs of its west London station.
Read moreHS2 is over budget and behind schedule because its complexity and risks were under-estimated, according to the Whitehall spending watchdog.
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