Labour mayors unite to call for HS2 to be completed in full

The transcript discusses the potential cancellation of the HS2 rail project north of Birmingham and its implications. It highlights the perceived neglect of Northern England in transport infrastructure, leading to economic and social disparities. The mayors of various regions express a unified stance against the government's plans, citing economic damage and public dissatisfaction. The discussion critiques the government's approach, emphasizing the need for equitable transport development across the UK.

What is the significance of the high-speed line in relation to the North-South divide as discussed in the text?

In what ways do the mayors believe the current government is ineffective regarding transport policies?