All Things Travel

A man has been arrested after officers saw him kicking one of Boris Johnson's new bicycles, police said.

A coroner has warned of more potential carnage on the railways as an inquest jury blamed a points failure for the deaths of seven people at Potters Bar.

Supermarket giant Tesco has announced plans to open its first airport store, enabling travellers to stock up on their favourite foods as soon as they land.

Railway enthusiasts are celebrating a £3 million funding pledge to restore a link with the national network which was broken almost 40 years ago.

Repairs to bridges that have been struck by drivers cost the public purse £500,000 a year, the Transport Minister said.

The threat of strikes on London Underground over jobs has increased when a second trade union announced it was balloting workers for industrial action.

Sir Richard Branson's airline Virgin Atlantic has announced that it made a big operating loss last year but that revenues and passenger numbers rose in the first part of this year.

A wave of strikes by cabin crew, coupled with disruption caused by Iceland's volcanic ash cloud, sent British Airways £164 million into the red for the three months to June, the airline has reported.

Bus and coach firm National Express has flagged the return of its dividend in a further sign it has turned the corner after a turbulent couple of years.