Will London get any more Tube lines?

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• CH

  @CharlesWuWong · 3 days ago

  I mean you have to sympathise with the souls of Kensington and Chelsea, imagine the horror of knowing that at anytime there might be a poor person only a few dozen metres under your house.

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• JH

  @Jhansen771 · 3 days ago

  A new line from North to South to ease capacity on existing lines? Sounds like a good idea, let’s build half of it.

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• CH

  @chinnyvision · 3 days ago

  "I've been thinking alot about the London Underground....." is a statement that didn't really need saying :-)

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• DS

  @dsmx85 · 3 days ago

  When they spilt the northern line the most northerly one should be called the southern line

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• AT

  @AtomcsiKK · 3 days ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vxulCdT3K6w&amp;t=581">9:41</a> &quot;There is the West London Orbital, which I do not think I have yet covered on this channel.&quot;<br>Looking at the previous video on the channel

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• GW

  @Gwen_Ever · 3 days ago (edited)

  There has always been plans to extend the Bakerloo Line, &nbsp;when humans colonise Mars, plans to extend the Bakerloo line will still be proposed but not &nbsp;constructed.

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• -O

  @-Osiris- · 3 days ago

  There are absolutely tons of transport deserts in London, plenty of opportunities for new lines. The problem is lines are expensive so won&apos;t happen in our lifetimes. Also, even as a native Londoner, I&apos;d rather Manchester got a fully underground heavy rail system before London got any more lines

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• ME

  @mezykin · 3 days ago

  I love Jago&apos;s speculative videos

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• TA

  @tantaf123 · 3 days ago

  It isn’t Sunday without Jago uploading a video at midday! He has arrived to end the final weekend of September on a good note. :)

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• TO

  @tommo7802 · 3 days ago

  I&apos;ve liked the idea of naming the Bank branch as the Roman line, seeing as it goes through the Roman city and from Borough it follows a Roman road

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• ED

  @ed_menno · 3 days ago

  Thank you JH, i think the &apos;tube&apos; model is now sort of defunct for new London lines. The city is now so big that Elizabeth Line/Thameslink style is the way forward, reducing the inefficiency of trains sat in termini on the edge of town, and instead sending those under the centre. Have a lovely afternoon!

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• RE

  @RemiCardona · 2 days ago

  As a Parisian, most thought the metro network was pretty much done, with only a few extensions that needed building, merging 2 stub lines (3bis and 7bis). And then, out of left field, Grand Paris Express pops up as an actual project. With financing. Not just some crayons on a map (various plans existed for a long time, but everyone thought they were pipe dreams). And we get 4 new metro lines! With a more recent proposal for yet another line, M19!<br>So to Londoners: you never know!

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