Extending the HS2 high-speed rail line from Birmingham to the north of England.
Draft plans to extend the HS2 line to the north of England were announced by the government at the end of January.
The photographs Brandt took on his trips to the industrial north of England in the late 1930s are nearly all dark, as befits that grim period.
It was, for example, able to record the wandering of a wren from Cumbria in the north of England to Devon in the south a distance of 400km (250 miles), and an astonishing hop for a bird so small.
In the meantime tonight I go on a journey, no less gruelling, to the north east of England with former business secretary Lord Mandelson.
Lille's Mathieu Debuchy, Montpellier's Mapou Yanga-Mbiwa, Massadio Haidara from Nancy, Toulouse's Moussa Sissoko and Bordeaux's Yoann Gouffran all made the move to the north east of England.
Displacing domestic flights and enabling travellers from Paris and Brussels to reach the north of England by train would mean 66, 000 fewer flights a year from Heathrow, removing much of the justification for a third runway at that crowded airport.
In addition, says John Bridge, chief executive of the Northern Development Company, which tries to bring investors to the north-east of England, around 60% of foreign investment is reinvestment by companies already here.
The people who are willing to move to, say, the north of England, tend to be northerners who always planned to move back, says Patrick Gatenby, northern regional manager of Michael Page Finance, a recruitment consultancy.
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At the same time, property-owners in much of the north of England continue to see the value of their home decline.
All that ought to be reassuring to those in the north of England, who have most to fear from a competitive tax regime in an independent Scotland.
There was a similar message from Professor Charlie Jefferey, an advisor to then deputy prime minister John Prescott in the run up to the 2004 referendum in the North-East of England.
The nearest to the north-east of England will be Humberside airport.
Whitby in North Yorkshire has been named as the most expensive seaside town in which to buy a house in the north of England.
He hopes to reach the north-east of England in September when he plans to lay his mother's ashes next to his grandmother's ashes in St James' Church in Coundon.
However, the offer was withdrawn after Crouch indicated that he would prefer to remain in the south of England rather than move to the north east.
Chilling temperatures of about just 1C are expected to keep its hold on the north of England and rise just a few degrees in the Midlands.
The BBC's Laura Maxwell, at the Glasgow march, said the people there had come from all over Scotland and the north of England to add their voice to the national demonstration.
Building firms McAlpine and Wates won contracts from the Department for Education to build or renovate schools in the north of England and Coventry.
Changes being planned by Betsi Cadwaladr Health Board would mean babies from north Wales have to go to a hospital in the north-west of England if they need specialist intensive care.
The number of confirmed cases of measles across the north east of England is continuing to rise, according to health officials.
Ferryhill Business and Enterprise College, near Durham, is the first school in the north-east of England to introduce the system to combat truancy.
The health secretary said all 999 calls were answered during the incident and 90% of these calls were handled in Scotland in the usual way, with only 149 calls going to centres in Belfast and the North West of England via a 'buddy system.
Hundreds of people spent the night in vehicles after snow brought motorways in the north of England to a halt.
Mr Rose, who as an historian of the book belongs to a growing sub-discipline, has written a masterly account of the way in which the British working classes (and that term must remain emphatically plural, since Mr Rose moves from the landlocked rural poor, to London's Jewish East End, to the clattering factory towns of north-western England) have taught, soothed and entertained themselves through their own intellectual resources.
Callers were diverted to operators in Belfast and the north of England instead.
Schools of Islam that emerged in India as a reaction to the British raj are now vying for influence in the north of England.
The industrial action is due to begin on 27 June in the north-west of England.
He became more radical after seeing the miserable conditions of the small mining village in the north of England where he had been invited to take charge of music at an annual work-camp.
Dr Hussey, who was previously director of public health for the north-west of England, said more could be done to "shift the pattern of poor health" and give people a "fair chance of a long and healthy life".
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