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  1. Excursion train crashes at Folkestone (1982)

    Genre
    News report

    Report on the crash of an excursion train at Folkestone in Kent after brakes failed to work sufficiently, 18 were injured. Male reporter not identified

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  2. Cannon Street rail crash (1991)

    Genre
    Interview

    Survivor of the Cannon Street train crash, Shane Wheeler(?), explains what happened. He says there was a warning from the guard that there were no brakes but there was no time for panic. 247 people were...

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  3. Runaway train crash on Staples Corner (1988)

    Genre
    News report; Interview

    Eve Conway reports on this morning’s runaway train drama at Staples Corner in North London. It’s was thought that vandals may have released the brakes of the two engines, which crashed down from a...

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  4. HSE report on Cannon Street crash (1992)

    Genre
    Interview

    Interview with Jimmy Knapp, General Secretary of the RMT, who gives his reaction to the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) report into the fatal Cannon Street rail accident including its recommendations on...

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  5. Cannon Street rail crash (1991)

    Genre
    Interview; News report; Press conference

    Emma Howard reports on the events surrounding the rail crash at Cannon Street station in London, caused by failed brakes. Chief Superintendent Daniel O’Brian(?) reveals one person died and 247 were...

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