Okay, I understand youTubby Isaacs wrote:Jeez.He's either lying or ignorant. The line is still returning a handsome "profit" to the Treasury- something like £525m over 2 years.“What they’ve done is underbid, made a lot of money out of it and then moved on,” Corbyn said. “When the East Coast mainline was publicly-owned, it paid in a handsome profit to the Treasury and it was well-run.
Labour's rail adviser, Ian Taylor, makes the nationalization case on the basis of reducing "friction points" between different organizations. There's lots to be said for that. No need to talk bollocks like Corbyn here.
Come on though, it's not so outlandish, what Corbyn says, it's a sound-bite
The company can't fulfil their obligations, the line isn't running well, there's a problem
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