Original sentence: The BC&DR carried Ports to Ports Express which ran once each day between Newcastle-upon-Tyne and Barry, Wales
Edited sentence: It ran non-stop between Banbury and Gloucester, but even so, took 82 minutes for this 443/4 mile stretch.On the outbreak of war in September 1939, the service was suspended: when reintroduced in 1946, it used a different route between Banbury and Newport.This was a collaboration between the North Eastern Railway, the Great Central Railway, the GWR and the Barry Railway, which from May 1906 ran between  and  by way of , Sheffield, , ,  and Cardiff, and was unofficially known as the Ports to Ports Express.Upon the opening of this new link, a new express train service began to use the line, including the new flyover, once a day in each direction