 When Midland Mainline took over from InterCity after privatisation, it decided to run the "Master Cutler" from Leeds to London St Pancras, via Doncaster and Sheffield, using a Pullman (with an additional first-class coach replacing a standard class coach) InterCity 125 train.As part of the timetable changes on 14 December 2008, East Midlands Trains reverted the service to its post-1968 historic route, and it now operates from Sheffield to London St Pancras, via Chesterfield, Derby and Leicester, not starting from Leeds.Another change came with the use of a seven carriage Class 222 "Meridian" train to run the service instead of an InterCity 125 train that had operated it for the previous 21 years.