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**HS2 Opening Delayed as Report Reveals Shocking Cost Increase**
A new report has raised serious concerns about the future of High Speed 2 (HS2) project, revealing a staggering cost increase of £37 billion. As a result, the opening date is expected to be delayed by two years.
The concerning findings have sparked widespread criticism and questions about the viability of the ambitious rail project. Despite initial promises of an opening in 2028, it appears that the project’s costs have spiralled out of control.
It remains unclear how the government will address these concerns, but sources suggest that a delay is now all but inevitable. With this news comes an increased uncertainty surrounding the fate of HS2, which has already been plagued by controversy and cost overruns.
The report highlights numerous issues with the project’s management, including allegations of reckless spending and mismanagement. It is unclear at this stage whether these revelations will prompt a full-scale re-evaluation of the project or if some form of compromise will be reached.
This news comes as a major setback for the government, which has heavily invested in the HS2 project as part of its efforts to revamp the country’s infrastructure.
In light of these developments, it appears that there is much work to be done before this project can come to fruition.
Source: www.dailymail.co.uk
