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Edinburgh Live
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Iona Young

Edinburgh ScotRail passenger fuming after travelling 140 miles to retrieve phone

An Edinburgh ScotRail passenger was left fuming after being forced to take an 140-mile round trip to retrieve his lost phone after staff "couldn't" return it to his local station.

Daniel McGrogan was travelling from Edinburgh to Livingston North when he realised he left his phone on the train.

The 23-year old spent five hours after a full working day, trekking from Edinburgh Haymarket to Helensburgh Central to collect his lost phone, after ScotRail staff claimed they could not pass it to one of the central stations due to a "liability issue."

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