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He's pretty good at being a useless cúnt.

RMT accepts to hold direct talks with the government: https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2017/jan/05/southern-rail-rmt-agrees-to-direct-talks-with-government I'm not holding my breath for a breakthrough in the deadlock.

ORR. Is that the Office of the Rail Regulator?

Would the board read 'abgebrochen' instead HT?

Meanwhile, this is what passengers see:

As the afternoon goes on, have a look here: http://www.realtimetrains.co.uk/search/basic/VIC/2016/12/15/1800 It's the most accurate site I've found for the latest train information. I've used 1800 as the start time, but you can refine this via the home page: http://www.realtimetrains.co.uk/...

According to Network Rail's Sussex route plan: DOO CCTV currently exists at 35 stations with various car stop configurations such as 4, 4/6/8 and 8/10/12. The platform extension project will add to these numbers with either new car stops or additional cameras and monitors. There may also be...

I know the question was directed to another poster (Taybha), but I've not seen a response from Deadly Danson on this mountain-sized thread for a while.

GTR's most recent joint performance improvement report (published on November 14th) suggests there are 87 Southern drivers in training. Quite how quickly they progress from the classroom to being supervised by an experienced colleague in the cab and finally passed competent to drive key routes...

Our detour down the Arun Valley line isn't happening, as the 1706 from VIC to BTN is now running as originally booked (albeit late, for obvious reasons).

Am on the 1706 from Victoria to Brighton. It's making an extra stop at Three Bridges, and then we're going down the Arun Valley line to Littlehampton and along the coast. Patience will be a virtue tonight.

Delays on the mainline due to an incident at Wivelsfield. Disruption between Redhill and Brighton expected until 15:00 Emergency services dealing with an incident between Haywards Heath and Brighton is causing disruption to journeys between Redhill and Brighton. This is expected to continue...

http://www.londonreconnections.com/2016/railway-roulette/

https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2016/jul/08/all-aboard-southern-trains-disaster-commuters-caught-in-war-on-rails

The 1742 was cancelled, hence everyone piling onto the 1800. This included Caroline Lucas, who was in my carriage and enduring the same SASTA experience as some of her constituents.

Here is today's omni-shambles: Due to an electrical power supply failure between Streatham and Streatham Common some lines are blocked. Train services running through these stations may be cancelled, delayed by up to 30 mins or diverted. Disruption is expected until 18:00.

Would also explain why GTR's 18-page remedial plan has been redacted in 25 separate places on the following grounds: Where text has been omitted from the document this is because the Director General Rail or Secretary of State has decided to exclude the text in accordance with the provisions...

Broken rail at Horley and emergency track repairs ongoing at the moment. Trains are moving, but very slowly (presumably due to a backlog trying to get through the affected section).

Can confirm the wi-fi works on the new Gatwick Express trains. More as this story develops.