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  1. East of England Ambulance Service responded to injuries during an incident while passenger services ran between London and Nottingham on June 19.

A fatal train collision occurred between the towns of Bedford and Luton, drawing comments from a union leader and the Prime Minister.

6 reports, 6 independent Updated Jun 20
Gone quiet Reached 6 outlets in its first 24 hours
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What happened

Well supportedReported by 6 independent outlets

A fatal train collision occurred between the towns of Bedford and Luton, drawing comments from a union leader and the Prime Minister.

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BedfordLutonLondonNottingham

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  1. Emergency responders attended a crash scene near Bedford, which drew comments from the Prime Minister.Sub-event
  2. Lines are blocked between the two towns of Bedford and Luton.Sub-event
  3. Train collision between Bedford and Luton involving a union leader and the Prime Minister.1 source
  4. Knapp gave an interview to the Guardian about the train crash near Bedford and Corby.1 source
  5. Collision near Bedford occurred on June 19, prompting PM commentary.1 source

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East of England Ambulance Service responded to injuries during an incident while passenger services ran between London and Nottingham on June 19. All 1 developments

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