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Series going behind the scenes of the rail network. When a train cuts through some vital signalling cables, the track staff need to get trains on the move again.

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01: King's Cross | The Railway: Keeping Britain on Track

BBC HD | 2013 | 58'37''

Documentary series going behind the scenes of the rail network. Staff at King's Cross station in London prepare to o...

02: Summer Madness | The Railway: Keeping Britain on Track

BBC HD | 2013 | 57'34''

Documentary series going behind the scenes of the rail network. For staff in Leeds, summer brings binge drinkers, ...

04: West Coast Mainline | The Railway: Keeping Britain on Track

BBC HD | 2013 | 59'01''

Series going behind the scenes of the rail network. The West Coast Mainline is the busiest route in Europe, l...

05: Railway on My Doorstep | The Railway: Keeping Britain on Track

BBC HD | 2013 | 58'47''

Series going behind the scenes of the rail network. With seven million neighbours, the railway must carefu...

06: North of the Border | The Railway: Keeping Britain on Track

BBC HD | 2013 | 58'15''

Going behind the scenes of the rail network. Scotland's railways are a huge challenge to keep running, from t...

King's Cross customer service | The Railway: Keeping Britain on Track

BBC Two | 2013 | 4'59''

How customer service workers are trained at one of London's busiest train stations.

King's Cross Station | The Railway: Keeping Britain on Track

BBC Two | 2013 | 6'05''

The opening of the new addition to King's Cross Station.

Late trains and the pressure on the service | The Railway: Keeping Britain on Track

BBC Two | 2013 | 3'01''

An explanation of the pressure on keeping King's Cross Station running smoothly.

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03: Standing Room Only | The Railway: Keeping Britain on Track

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