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LNER Breakfast | A shadow of its former self?

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Did you know that you can get a Full English Breakfast while flying down the railway at 125mph? This service has existed on the East Coast Mainline for a long time now, but its history is not at all smooth sailing. Today, we cover the reasons behind the service and its long history.
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This video explores the history of the Full English Breakfast service on the East Coast Mainline, highlighting its long-standing presence and the challenges it has faced. The content includes mentions of various railway locations such as Angel, Carlisle, Durham, and Huddersfield, along with references to different operators including LNER, Great North Eastern Railway, and Greater Anglia. Several stock items are identified, though operator details for these are not specified. The recording provides insight into the service's evolution without detailing specific operational or historical causes.

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  • Platform ID 0Cy24NeaReQ
  • Views 1,199
  • Date published 17 Jan 2026 09:54
  • Date added 21 Jul 2026 00:19
  • Locomotives 4
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