Travel

A nationwide trial of the new 26-30 Railcard started on Tuesday morning, but if you want to get one you'll have to go quick, as there are only 10,000 available and the railcard website has been crashing because of the high volume of traffic.

A rule which prevents delayed rail passengers from claiming for extra costs they incur such as taxis or hotels is to be scrapped – but getting firms to fork out for these expenses in future is unlikely to be easy.

Heavy snow wreaked havoc across the UK last week, causing widespread disruption. But if you lost out as a result, you may be able to get your money back.

Toilets in all 18 Network Rail-managed stations will be free to use from next year.

Travellers across the UK continue to face major disruption as Storm Emma and the so-called 'Beast from the East' winter storm bring heavy snow and Siberian temperatures. As the big freeze drags on, we've a round-up of your key travel, work and energy rights.

Passengers may face more short-notice cancellations and changes to their train journeys after Network Rail announced some final timetables would only be published six weeks in advance rather than the usual 12.

Flybe customers buying a ticket for a child travelling on their own will have to pay an extra £79 each way, after the airline doubled the cost of its 'unaccompanied minor' fee without any warning.

More than 100 flights have been cancelled after London City Airport was closed when an unexploded WW2 bomb was found. If you were due to fly, here are your rights.

A new Eurostar route going directly from London to Amsterdam will launch on 4 April, with tickets from as little as £35 one-way.