By Tim Shipman PUBLISHED: 20:34 EST, 10 December 2013 | UPDATED: 04:50 EST, 11 December 2013 Senior Tory MPs demanded that the government publish a damning report into the £50 billion High Speed Rail project yesterday after the Mail revealed ministers are trying to suppress it. Conservative Vice Chairman Michael Fabricant broke ranks and warned that failure to come clean about the project would fuel ‘growing mistrust about HS2’. He spoke out after it emerged that Transport Secretary Patrick McLoughlin and Cabinet Office Minister Francis Maude have called on David Cameron to veto the release of the report, which found that HS2 was a ‘red/amber’ project in danger of failing, under Freedom of Information laws.
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Michael Fabricant demanded that the government publish report on HS2
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Warned that failure to do so would fuel 'mistrust' about rail project
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