The Belmond and Strathspey Railway said the Flying Scotsman locomotive was being coupled with stationary Royal Scotsman train carriages when the collision took place. Police said that an ...

Two passengers “clashed heads” when the Flying Scotsman’s locomotive reversed into the £6,000-a-ticket Royal Scotsman train, which the steam engine was due to haul across the preserved ...

In 1928, it hauled the first nonstop run of the northbound Flying Scotsman train service; in 1934 it set the world steam speed record of 100mph (though it was beaten a year later by Papyrus ...

The first train to officially hit 100mph may not even have been the first, and didn't hold the rail speed record for long; yet a century later its legend is undimmed. Jack Watkins celebrates the ...

The iconic Flying Scotsman steam train first entered service 100 years ago today. It broke records by hauling the first non-stop London to Edinburgh service in 1928 and became the UK's first ...

The 100-year-old Flying Scotsman's doors are currently locked and unlocked with an old-fashioned bolt. Train bosses are reportedly resisting pressure from the Office of Rail and Road (ORR ...

The Flying Scotsman will be at Peterborough's Nene Valley ... a successful bid with the museum to have the 102-year-old steam ...

King Charles III stands before the Flying Scotsman train at Pickering Station for a visit to the railway and the town, in celebration of its 100th anniversary, in Pickering, England, on June 12 ...