A six-hour rail journey left passengers asking one uncomfortable question

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Passengers traveling on a Lumo service between London Euston and Stirling were notified that onboard toilets were unavailable because of a fault, prompting criticism across social media and renewed scrutiny of long-distance rail standards. (AP Photo/Franka Bruns)

Passengers traveling on a long-distance train between London and Scotland expressed frustration Friday after a service lasting more than five hours departed without any functioning onboard toilets, prompting widespread criticism on social media and renewed questions about passenger amenities on lengthy rail journeys, The Independent reported.

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