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Weekend cancellations after East Sussex train derailment

Weekend cancellations after East Sussex train derailment
BBC News Friday 14 August 2026, 17:51 UTC 1 min read
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Three train carriages left the tracks on an embankment near Lewes, leaving 20 people injured.

Three train carriages left the tracks on an embankment near Lewes, leaving 20 people injured.
East Sussex (LOCATION) Lewes (LOCATION)
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