Government-backed deal supports return of cross-Channel rail freight
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The Department for Transport says a deal for long-term control and investment at Barking Eurohub is intended to support the return of regular intermodal freight trains through the Channel Tunnel.
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- 25 Feb 2026
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- 17 Sept 2026
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