Byers back on the defensive
Press Review 6 November 2001
Byers: 'no tolerance of private sector failure' in PPPs
News Article 6 November 2001
Stephen Byers has defended his decision to place Railtrack in administration and warned British bosses "there will be no tolerance of failure" when firms are involved in Labour's flagship public
Railtrack row rumbles on
News Article 6 November 2001
The Railtrack row over who said what and when in the run up to the company being put in administration has continued with Stephen Byers latest account being disputed.
Virgin attacked over new train plan
Press Review 5 November 2001
Byers defends Railtrack decision
News Article 4 November 2001
Stephen Byers has hit back at critics of the government's handling of Railtrack.
Railtrack liquidation is 'unethical, if not immoral'
News Article 2 November 2001
John Robinson, chairman of Railtrack, has described the government's handling of the company as "unethical, if not immoral".
Railtrack replacement: delays predicted
News Article 1 November 2001
The commons transport select committee heard on Wednesday night that the six-month deadline for a Railtrack replacement was "a very tight timetable" by one of the accountants winding up the
Railtrack to escape prosecution
Press Review 1 November 2001
Railtrack shareholders guaranteed cash
Press Review 25 October 2001
Byers fleshes out plans for new rail body
Press Review 24 October 2001
Byers defends Railtrack decision
Press Review 23 October 2001
£1 billion rail 'dowry' to tempt city backers
Press Review 22 October 2001
Morton backs radical change for the railways
Press Review 18 October 2001
Railtrack's replacement to get more state backing
Press Review 17 October 2001
Byers defends Railtack decision
Press Review 16 October 2001
