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July 5th 07, 09:59 AM
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BBC news Central line Mile End derailment
Just curious, but are there points in that vacinity? I don't think there
are..... Now maybe I'm being alarmist, but I remember with 7/7 that the initial reports were of power outages, gradual suspension of service etc And the bus "incident" was initially reported on the day, as a seperate issue. Is a derailment on a section of track where no points are involved, well is that as dubious as I'm reading into it? Or is the current climate and recent events (two Mercedes in London and Glasgow airport) making me paranoid. |
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