have been carried out on the propulsion technology, which could
   ultimately transport passengers at 760 miles per hour (1,220 kph)
   The head of Hyperloop One said travelling at such high speeds could
   enable passengers and freight to make the journey from London to
   Manchester in 18 minutes (pictured)
   The head of Hyperloop One said travelling at such high speeds could
   enable passengers and freight to make the journey from London to
   Manchester in 18 minutes (pictured)

   The head of Hyperloop One said travelling at such high speeds could
   enable passengers and freight to make the journey from London to
   Manchester in 18 minutes (pictured)
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   But the head of Los Angeles-based Hyperloop One, Alan James, said the
   system could be a better bet than the proposed High Speed 2 rail
   network, which plans to link northern cities to Birmingham and London.