HS2 may now run to central London,

                          HS2 may now race to focal London,  serve says 2 hours prior Charlotte Edwards Business journalist, BBC News The HS2 railroad line is probably going to be stretched out to London Euston, the vehicle secretary has flagged. Louise Haigh said it would make "definitely no sense" to have the fast course end at Old Oak Normal in west London. Her remarks come after work to extend Euston station to oblige HS2 was stopped by the past Moderate government last year due to the mounting costs. Haigh told BBC Radio 5Live a choice on where HS2 will end would be "clear soon", with a declaration set to be made around the hour of the spending plan on 30 October. At present, the arrangement to end at Old Oak Normal would mean travelers going to focal London would need to change trains. However, Haigh told the BBC on Tuesday: "It would look bad to fabricate a £66bn high velocity line between Old Oak Normal and Bi...