Southern admitted this week there was no prospect of normal service being reinstated before September.
Currently it only attempts to runs about 85% of its trains on what was billed as a temporary, emergency timetable – although bosses admitted this week that there is no prospect of normal service being reinstated before September.
B1 THE MILITARY ON CAMPUS -- In ways large and small, the terror attacks have altered how the current generation of college students regards the military, the prospect of military service and their peers who decide to join.
"But what it does is it solves the huge immediate problem of the anxiety and fear that commuters have over the shocking increase in fares and the prospect of widespread service cuts".
Son was asked about the prospect of military service but the Tottenham press officer stepped in to say that it was unfair to get him to explain his thought processes in English.
So Napster's tens of millions of users, who faced the prospect of the service being unplugged, can continue to use it for now.Specifically, the appeal court complained that the injunction is too broad, in that it seeks to prevent all file-swapping activity via Napster.
"This brings the real prospect of Internet service providers, wherever they're located in the world, and whether or not they're protected by the free speech guarantees of the Bill of Rights in America, being dealt with harshly, robustly and expensively in the British courts," Mr. Stephens said.
Subway riders returning from Manhattan and filing out of crowded trains in Queens yesterday said that even if they did not plan to use the new train, they welcomed the prospect of additional service and fewer delays if the bottleneck in the 53rd Street tunnel was eased.
He took on the government over cuts in funding to the BBC World Service, but has said some difficult choices lie ahead in the corporation's latest round of belt-tightening, raising the prospect of possible service cuts that director general Mark Thompson has been keen to avoid.
In the UK, the prospect of unprecedented service cuts is prompting much discussion on the role of the third sector and civil society to influence behavior.
