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We're getting some breaking news in now of a major accident near the village of Lower Maldon in Westeshire. There has been a train derailment. The program will be delivered via iPads that will be supplied to you. Information and instructions will provide you all you need to continue through the program.

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When you have read through this information, just click the cross in the top right corner to close the window and return to the current page. So, we said we'd have a big conversation about the Cotswold extension ahead of the program board later this week. We did. So, I'll cut to the chase.

The decision has been taken to approve the extension. I see. Starting from London Paddington and pausing at connecting stations along the route, the 1833 line will provide you with the fastest, smoothest and most luxurious journey. Each carriage will be fitted out to showcase participating countries, with decoration and food reflecting each country's cultural themes.

Yeah, I looked up how much the tickets are going to cost for the matches. Yeah, they're saying they're going to go for between 100 and 650 quid each. 650 quid! Even afford that!

Donnie, what are you doing back here? I told you to go secure the home. Don't it! Well, don't leave it.

It's a live cable. Get back out there. Lauren, any chance you can go out with him and make sure the sights say... Are you kidding me?

Well, I need to speak to Steve. Yeah, Steve. I'm standing here in a cordoned off area, about 100 metres away from the incident. They've killed me cows, they've trashed me fence, right?

And they're trying to blame it all on me. Absolutely not, no. I need to keep this road clear, OK? There's been a major incident.

There's a residence. No, if there's a residence, it doesn't matter, OK? They need to find somewhere else to stay tonight or wait until it's over. Excuse me, madam, could you just step away from the train?

Yeah, can I just phone my mum first? Just take a second. OK. Our transport correspondent, Sarah Peters, is on the scene.

Sarah, what can you tell us? Thank you, Philip. I'm here just outside Tolly Bridge, and as you can see, the railway line just behind me, where trains usually go through about every four minutes. Today, however, the track is empty in silence.

I didn't know, it just all happened really quickly, Mum. It's all I was going to do.