Railtrack boss says sorry
	Railtrack chairman John Robinson apologised for the company's recent performance as survivors and relatives of victims of recent fatal train crashes staged a protest at the company's AGM. "I said I was sorry and I empathise with them (the protesters)," Mr Robinson said at the embattled group's annual shareholders' meeting in York. The BBC's Tom Symonds reports

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