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Network Rail said the project aimed to future-proof the station for the more than 200 million passengers using it each year.

He said Meta's plans may instead represent an attempt to future-proof against further regulation by offering a choice.

At the age of 84, Herbie Hancock is still determined to try and future-proof himself, by getting the robots on his side.

Arne Meiswinkel, WV's chief negotiator, said at the time that the situation it faced in Germany was "very serious" and that "Volkswagen will only be able to prevail if we future-proof the company now in the face of rising costs and the massive increase in competition".

"That doesn't help the BBC, it doesn't help the government, and it doesn't help people in this country, and so we make no apology for saying that we're considering all options, and we're thinking quite radically and creatively about how we future-proof our national broadcaster for many years to come."