Bicester rail line reopens following landslide
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Part of the track bed had been damaged near Bicester North station
A rail line has reopened following a landslip.
Part of the track bed near Bicester North station in Oxfordshire had subsided after a landslip caused by heavy rainfall.
No trains were able to run between London Marylebone and Oxford, while a reduced service operated between the capital and Birmingham Moor Street.
Chiltern Railways confirmed on Tuesday that all services have now resumed for the first time since Thursday.

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