Unanswered questions are mounting after a train crash that left one driver dead and nine people fighting for their lives in hospital in the worst rail disaster for 20 years.
A total of 99 people were injured, 32 seriously, after a Luton Airport Express service running from Corby to St Pancras ploughed into the back of a Nottingham to St Pancras train at around 5.15pm on Friday.
It makes it the worst railway crash in Britain since the derailment of a train at Grayrigg, in Cumbria in 2007 – when one person was killed and 100 injured.
Passengers suffered broken bones and were left
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