UK rail operators plan to restore 90% of train services
Move follows government pressure to get more commuters back to their offices and workplaces
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Train operators will restore more services on Monday as the government seeks to encourage Britain’s office workers back to their desks.
About 90% of the usual schedule will be operating after the timetable change, and up to 98% of pre-pandemic commuter services in the south-east, although some of the remaining suspended train services are now unlikely to come back until December.
