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The Evening Standard reports a Westminster Hall debate on the West London Orbital, where a transport minister said the Mayor would get the powers to build it. The headline states as fact that trains will run on the new route by the mid 2030s. The body says only that trains could be running by then, according to the minister, and that the scheme has not yet reached the funding stage.
Headline goes beyond the article
Minor
“Trains to run on new Overground route by mid 2030s”
Why this matters
The words "Trains to run" state the opening date as a fact, with no "could" and no speaker.
The impression it gives
A reader believes the line is approved and funded, and that trains will be running by the mid 2030s.
The context
The body says trains only "could be running" by then, according to a transport minister. It also says the scheme has not yet reached the funding stage, and that a consultation is still under way.
How we know
Elsewhere in the article“Trains could be running on a new London Overground route by the mid 2030s”
Elsewhere in the article“The scheme has not yet reached the funding stage”
Elsewhere in the article“A consultation on the West London Orbital is underway”