24-06-2026 02:00 via railnews.co.uk

Passengers urged not to travel as temperatures soar

Railnews -Rail passengers are being urged not to travel, particularly in southern England or the Midlands, as temperatures threaten to exceed 35 degrees over the next few days. Train operators are warning that speed restrictions will be necessary as rail temperatures climb, and the Met Office has issued a red mp;#145;extreme heatmp;#146; warning for much of England.
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