Train derailment: West Cumbria
Emergency services in Cumbria are dealing with a passenger train that has derailed.
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Line still partially closed after train derailment
Northern Rail is running rail replacement buses between Whitehaven and Sellafield after yesterday's derailment between St Bees and Nethertown. A train carrying 100 passengers - mainly Sellafield employees - partially derailed at 6.45am on Thursday after hitting a landslide. No one was injured.
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The incident happened at 7.20am today, when the train ran into thick mud on the tracks. No one was injured.
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Derailment rescue train also gets stuck in a landslide
The train sent to collect passengers on board this morning's derailed train has also become stuck in a landslide on Cumbria's coastal line. Passengers on the original train have now walked to nearby Nethertown Station instead.
The first train was carrying Sellafield workers to the nuclear plant when it derailed at 7.20am today after it hit a landslide near Nethertown. No passengers are reported to be injured.
Train derailment: Pictures
Pictures of the landslip that caused a train to become derailed in west Cumbria have been released. No one was injured in the accident.
Derailed train: Recovery train sent
Emergency Services are continuing to deal with a two carriage passenger train which hit a landslide in west Cumbria.
Cumbria police say the train remained upright and there were no injuries to any passengers or staff.
A recovery train is being sent to pick up the passengers and take them to a reception centre at Sellafield.
Train derailment, west Cumbria
Emergency services are dealing with a passenger train that has derailed in west Cumbria.
It happened near Nethertown, south of Caulderton. The two carriage train was travelling towards Sellafield and had employees on board.
The derailment happened at around 07.20 this morning, no injuries have been reported.
Drivers are being asked to avoid the area.