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"We're reforming a fragmented system and laying the foundations for a more reliable, efficient and accountable railway - one that puts passengers first and delivers the high standards they rightly expect."

Mr Kruger said his former party was "rightly and naturally punished for its record" at the 2024 election in the letter, which was sent to every constituency household.

Pickford is rightly renowned for his fast reflexes when making stops but, like every modern-day keeper, he is no longer only judged by how good he is with his hands.

His comments clearly cross a red line that his leader has rightly laid down.

They rightly believe that it’s hard to go back to mediocrity after you’ve tasted excellence.