UK's Stagecoach takes government to court over rail bids

LONDON (Reuters) - British transport company Stagecoach is taking the government to court after it was excluded from bidding for rail contracts, in the latest clash between a private company and the state in the troubled rail franchising system. The court case comes ahead of the publication of a review into how Britain's privatised rail network should be run in future, following the failure of several high-profile rail contracts, and amid consumer complaints over strikes and poor..