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The answer I was looking for was Norwich - Great Yarmouth via Reedham (the more frequent route being via Acle) but I'll accept that! :)

Afraid not! 1. The service is operated by a DMU. 2. The three-letter code of the terminus forms a word in the English language. 3. The starting station is an electrified terminus. 4. There is a more frequent service between these two stations via a different route. 5. The starting station has...

CTR isn't a word ;) 1. The service is operated by a DMU. 2. The three-letter code of the terminus forms a word in the English language. 3. The starting station is an electrified terminus. 4. There is a more frequent service between these two stations via a different route. 5. The starting...

Nope! 1. The service is operated by a DMU. 2. The three-letter code of the terminus forms a word in the English language. 3. The starting station is an electrified terminus. 4. There is a more frequent service between these two stations via a different route. 5. The starting station has...

Alrighty then... 1. The service is operated by a DMU. 2. The three-letter code of the terminus forms a word in the English language. 3. The starting station is an electrified terminus. 4. There is a more frequent service between these two stations via a different route.

I'm going to say Cambridge - Harwich International with a 170?

Class 158 to Wrexham General

We continue by taking a Class 150 to Leeds via Harrogate.

Neubrandenburg (Germany)

Doesn't say you have to at the beginning... Although if people aren't happy we'll go with Ebbsfleet International as it's on the same line and also served by Eurostar.

Calais-Fréthun is also served by Eurostar, but like Ashford International only sees a few stopping there each day.

Neu-Isenberg (Germany)

Class 444 to Weymouth.

Class 390 to Wilmslow

Mile End

Llanelli

Rhoose

Eberswalder Straße (Berlin)

Ok, I'll take the open floor: What did Oakwood station on the Piccadilly Line originally open as?

Yarmouth (Isle of Wight)