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The UK government is losing the argument over the desirability of an unpopular and probably unnecessary £75 billion new high speed rail network in southern and central England. With it's original rationale in tatters the administration is now claiming that those living near the noisy new line will get additional perks such as better broadband and "faster" water. Must be worth it then. Martyn Warwick reports.
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