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Thursday, 26th November 2009

Flying Scotsman

Campaign to save Flying Scotsman observation coach A campaign has been launched to save a railway carriage that was hauled by the Flying Scotsman.

Tom Hanks recalls rail trip - every green mile ACTOR tells David Letterman how his Flying Scotsman journey was wrecked by a memorable Scottish Mexican meal.

Flying Scotsman back on the rails THE Flying Scotsman - which hauled the first non-stop train between London and Edinburgh in 1928 - has made its first public journey since being saved for the nation.

Slow start for the Flying Scotsman THE Flying Scotsman set off on its first public journey under museum ownership yesterday - and was delayed by signalling problems before heading from York to Scarborough.

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Letting off steam - the expensive way

Branson in new bid to stop Flying Scotsman going abroad

Branson pledges cash to save the Flying Scotsman

Museum fights to stop loss of Flying Scotsman

Museum in cash plea for historic train

Flying Scotsman cuts losses

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Flying Scotsman is put up for sale

Steam village delay threatens Flying Scotsman plan

Directors quit Flying Scotsman

Flying Scotsman still on track for Edinburgh

Plan to give Flying Scotsman city home hits buffers

Loco may fly to US

Going loco for the Flying Scotsman

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