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摘要

What's the future for first-class rail travel? Experts agree a more flexible approach is key to answering passenger demands for privacy, space, comfort and a place to work. Sir Nicholas Winterton made national headlines when he complained that he and fellow British MPs were no longer able to claim for first-class rail travel. Winterton, no stranger to controversy, had sailed straight into the eye of a perfect storm: a powerful blend of public disgust over MP's expenses and a growing: realisation that, in light of the economic gloom, years of austerity and belt-tightening lay ahead.