Paddington Station 24/7

20,000 football fans take to the western network for the Champions League Final in Cardiff. Extra trains have been laid on, but getting everyone home after the match is complicated by a major terrorist incident at London Bridge.

The staff step back in time when they venture down into tunnels under the station to carry out fire safety checks, and it is the start of the Bank Holiday getaway for thousands of commuters. Jennie, Great Western Railways new customer ambassador, manages to seat a troupe of young cheerleaders all together, but faces a much bigger challenge when fire alarms go off during rush hour.

The Queen arrives at Paddington on board one of GWRs new Intercity Express Trains, commemorating a trip made by her forebear Queen Victoria. At Reading station, Revenue Protection Officer Lyn has to call for back up when a fare dodger makes a run for it.

Sundays service grinds to a halt when a train de-rails in the station, a knife-carrying passenger causes concern in Bristol, and cleaners have to respond as passengers ignore the Do not flush while in a station signs.

Paddingtons managers debate whether to close the station completely due to storms, something that has happened on very few occasions since world war II. There is excitement among staff as Prince Harry and Meghan Markle board a train to Cardiff.

British Transport Police chase down a mysterious trespasser known as Spiderman. The Great Western Railways top brass holds a naming ceremony for a new electric train, but the new route requires demolishing a 120-year-old footbridge in only 72 hours.

At Paddington, the early morning service from Swansea breaks down and causes major disruption during the morning rush hour. Meanwhile, the staff face further challenges with a string of medical emergencies at the station and sabotage on the tracks.

As Storm Eleanor strikes, a fly-away plastic bag causes a power outage trapping three trains, and in Hungerford a falling tree hits a Penzance bound service.

The big Easter getaway brings huge numbers of passengers and problems to the station, a team of 500 carry out a vast re-sigalling project, and Revenue Officer Moses keeps an eye open for anyone attempting to sneak through the barriers.

An intruder puts his life at risk by running along the tracks. Meanwhile, engineers work around the clock to install new cables at Newbury as part of the multi-million pound project. Also, ticket machine refurbishments do not go to plan.

The British Transport Police mount a operation to stop criminals who are running drugs out of the capital. Also, a crack has been discovered on a rail joint at Acton East and at Paddington, a passenger has fallen between the train and the platform.

Weekend works at Acton have overrun, tying up the fast line out of Paddington. Also, a lorry rips the safty barrier off a level crossing as it rubs the lighrs, nd the flying banana trails the rails for defects.

The one question Jonah never thought he would answer is finally resolved: did his marriage to Megan ever amount to anything more than a lie? And is the truth enough to lay his grief to rest?

Swindon control jump into action when an unexpected WWII bomb is found near the line in Teignmouth, transport police seek a world with a man who jumped onto the track to get something, and team leader Matyn reveals the cost of cleaning up graffiti.

The Cheltenham Festival means up to five times the usual number of passengers use the Western Network, some of whom have had an early-morning tipple.

A passenger, who has dropped their overnight bag on the tracks, threatens to jump on the live rail to retrieve it. A major power failure causes signal problems.

Maintenance work is underway on Englands longest railway tunnel, as the Victorian infrastructure is adapted to support todays large freight trains. They begin the task of lowering the rail bed and bringing the tracks into the centre of the tunnel.

Staff prepare for a VIP visitor, who turns out to be Prince Harry, while a buckled rail is threatening to disrupt the timetable at Route Control in Swindon. A failed freight train requires a rescue locomotive as delays and cancellations stack up.