Katy Austin is a Transport Correspondent for BBC News and BBC Mundo, with a focus on multinational transportation issues in the United Kingdom. Her work has also been featured in Yahoo News and RealClearEnergy. Katy covers a range of topics including climate change's impact on travel, airline disruptions, rail ticket office closures, and advancements in green aviation.
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Katy Austin & Lora Jones Local authorities in England would get new powers to run their own bus services under legislation being laid before
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