内容摘要：Now hopes are pinned on China's Geely, which is in talks to take an 85% stake in Volocopter in return for $95m of funding,

Now hopes are pinned on China's Geely, which is in talks to take an 85% stake in Volocopter in return for $95m of funding,

The rail firm, which operates Southern, Thameslink and Gatwick Express services in Kent, Sussex and Surrey, said it was adding in a limited number of extra trains or extra stops on the coastal services to improve connections.It added that this will support the late-night economy as the summer season begins.

The changes mean there will be an extra late-night Southern train that will operate between London Victoria and Bognor Regis from Monday to Saturday. The service leaves Victoria at 21:35 BST and will divide at Barnham, with one portion of the train going to Portsmouth.On Saturdays, there will an additional late night train between Littlehampton and Brighton, departing Littlehampton at 22:22 and stopping at Angmering, Worthing, Lancing, Shoreham-by-Sea, Portslade, Hove and Brighton.On the East Coastway route between Brighton and Hastings, an additional late night service will operate from Monday to Friday.

This will depart Hastings at 22:55 and will fill the current hour-long gap between the 22:31 and 23:31 departures.On weekdays, the 21:56 service from Brighton to Eastbourne will be extended and will now terminate at Hastings.

GTR added that more services would stop at Moulsecoomb in the mornings and evenings to improve connections to the University of Brighton.

In Surrey, the 08:11 service from London Victoria to Dorking will call additionally at Ewell East, at 08:49, to improve connections to local colleges.This process appears to have broken down in my case - with no one at check-in or the boarding gate identifying the discrepancy between the name on the boarding pass and my passport.

So what went wrong, and who is Huw H? I tried to find out.Some internet sleuthing brought limited proof of Huw H's existence. I made a few attempts to contact accounts using his full name via various social media channels, to no avail. It's made me fear that he might not even exist.

I did manage to get in touch with someone with a similar name - Jonathan Huw H - who, it turns out, flew on a BA flight on 24 April, a day after mine, landing at Heathrow, so is it possible his name was somehow floating around in the BA system? "It's really worrying," Jonathan told me.My married name, which was on my booking confirmation and passport, begins with the letter H - though is very different to Huw H's surname. Could this have factored in?