The London train line that never got built because it 'wouldn't help Tory voters'

London, our beloved capital, is more than just a bustling metropolis and a top tourist destination. It holds an advantage over other cities such as Paris due to its continuous evolution and progress.

This isn't merely about the new structures sprouting around the city, but also how London manages to keep up with contemporary times whilst preserving its historical heart.

A prime illustration of this is the ever-changing transport network, exemplified by the relatively new Elizabeth line.

Despite not adhering to deadlines, this colossal project did eventually open. Intriguingly, the Elizabeth line, previously known as ' Crossrail ', wasn't the first concept of its kind.

Like all significant projects, the planned east-west link faced years of bureaucratic obstacles. Before the Elizabeth