England-Scotland rail disruption to continue until March

Replacement services and timetables to remain in place as engineers find that damage to key section of line near Lockerbie is worse than first thought

Disruption to rail services between Scotland and England is to continue until March after engineers found that damage to a key section of line is worse than first thought.

Replacement services and timetables were put on after Lamington viaduct near Lockerbie, Dumfries and Galloway, was badly damaged by flood waters during Storm Frank in December.