article_snippet.sent: Every single major artery on Britain's railways was shut down.
article_snippet.sent: No trains ran between England and Scotland or Wales on the East Coast, West Coast or Great Western mainlines.
article_snippet.sent: The Midland, Cross Country and East Anglia were also shut.
article_snippet.sent: The planned engineering works over this weekend will hit all routes to and from London Euston – hitting the busy west coast services between the capital and Birmingham, Manchester and Liverpool.
article_snippet.sent: There will be no mainline trains at all from Paddington out towards Swindon, Bristol and Cardiff and further disruptions on lines from London Bridge.
article_snippet.sent: All trains out of London Euston - serving the main west coast rail line between the capital and Birmingham, Manchester and Liverpool - have been hit .
article_snippet.sent: Trains between Milton Keynes Central and Clapham Junction are also affected as well as those traveling on the line between London Paddington and Greenford, Slough and Windsor & Eton Central, Maidenhead and Marlow, Twyford and Henley-on-Thames .
article_snippet.sent: All routes to and from Reading are also hit, with
article_snippet.sent: Charing Cross trains to Kent and routes to East Anglia from London Liverpool Street also affected.
article_snippet.sent: It means there will no trains for fans wanting to travel to the Reading versus Cardiff City match in Berkshire – forcing supporters onto the roads on replacement bus services instead.
article_snippet.sent: There will also be no trains available for the thousands of East Anglia from London Liverpool Street fans wanting to get home after the Arsenal versus East Anglia from London Liverpool Street match on Saturday.
highlights_snippet.sent: Engineering works affect routes to  London Euston, hitting west coast line .
  