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Tickets can be used on the following services:<\/p>\n
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- TransPennine Express services between Newcastle \/ York \/ Manchester and Leeds<\/li>\n
- Northern services between York \/ Leeds \/ Doncaster and Sheffield<\/li>\n
- East Midlands Railway services between Sheffield \/ Leicester and London St Pancras International<\/li>\n
- CrossCountry services between Edinburgh \/ Newcastle \/ York \/ Leeds \/ Doncaster and Sheffield<\/li>\n
- Greater Anglia services between Peterborough \/ Stevenage and London Liverpool Street<\/li>\n
- Great Northern and Thameslink services between Peterborough \/ Stevenage and London Kings Cross<\/li>\n
- Hull Trains services between Doncaster and London Kings Cross<\/li>\n
- Grand Central services between York and London Kings Cross<\/li>\n
- Lumo services between Edinburgh and London Kings Cross<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
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A London North Eastern Railway (LNER) train at King’s Cross station.<\/p>\n