Bus passengers who blast music, vape or litter face £100 fines while the PM targets 'headphone dodgers'

Rail passengers who play music or videos without headphones and refuse staff requests to stop can be removed at the next station or hit with fines of up to £1,000. Prime Minister Andy Burnham is set to launch a nationwide 'share the carriage, not the noise' campaign on Monday. On buses, dedicated transport safety officers — not drivers — will handle enforcement. Any local rule must receive sign-off from the Transport Secretary before it can come into force.

Andy Burnham on phone-blasters: 'It gets on your nerves and can quickly spoil the journey.'

Heidi Alexander blamed 'an inconsiderate few' for spoiling journeys for everyone else.