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Rail fares in Britain are set to increase by 4.6 per cent on March 2, prompting questions about value for money. Despite Labour’s push to renationalise train operators, Transport Secretary Heidi Alexander has indicated that fare reductions are unlikely. Critics argue that without significant investment, simply changing ownership won’t address the issues of delays and overcrowding, while supporters believe public ownership could lead to improvements in service reliability and efficiency.
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