Controversial Tube report is published
News Article 24 August 2001
London Underground has lost its appeal to block the publication of a report on the value for money of the government's public-private partnership plan for the network.
Tube bidder faces £1 million a week fines for late work
Press Review 20 August 2001
Tube fails to hit target
Press Review 10 August 2001
Livingstone scraps tube appeal
Press Review 7 August 2001
No appeal but tube fight goes on, says Livingstone
News Article 7 August 2001
Ken Livingstone will not be appealing against the High Court's verdict on the public-private partnership deal for the Tube.
Prescott warns unions over private finance plans
News Article 5 August 2001
Deputy prime minister John Prescott has warned critics of the government's private finance plans that without the extra money they bring either taxes will rise or spending will be cut.
Tube report victory for Ken
Press Review 1 August 2001
Livingstone wins in second High Court battle
News Article 31 July 2001
Ken Livingstone has won a second High Court legal battle with the government.
Mayor loses tube battle
Press Review 31 July 2001
Livingstone loses Tube court fight
News Article 30 July 2001
Ken Livingstone has lost his legal challenge to halt the government's plans to bring in private partners to run the Tube.
Livinstone to get court verdict on Tube
News Article 30 July 2001
Ken Livingstone will find out this afternoon if he has been able to halt the government's plans to bring private partners in to run the Tube.
Mayor 'delaying investment' in tube
Press Review 25 July 2001
Chancellor backs away from tube court battle
News Article 25 July 2001
With the government's plans for a public-private partnership for the London Underground subject to an on-going High Court challenge, chancellor Gordon Brown has sought to distance himself from the controversial
Livingstone goes to court
Press Review 24 July 2001
Livingstone takes tube plans to high court
Press Review 23 July 2001
