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Crews tackle huge fire at Nottingham train station Crews tackle huge fire at Nottingham train station
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Fire fighters are tackling a huge blaze at Nottingham railway station. Firefighters are tackling a huge blaze at Nottingham railway station.
Eight fire crews are at the city centre station after the fire started at about 06:30 GMT. Eight fire crews are at the city centre station after the fire broke out at about 06:30 GMT.
Flames have been seen and smoke has filled the station's foyer. The building has been evacuated and trains have been stopped from entering and leaving all platforms.Flames have been seen and smoke has filled the station's foyer. The building has been evacuated and trains have been stopped from entering and leaving all platforms.
A cordon has been put in place outside the building and around Carrington Street.A cordon has been put in place outside the building and around Carrington Street.
Eyewitness Sarah McMullan said she saw smoke coming from a toilet at the station's car-park.
"You don't think much of it when there's a little bit of smoke and police already there, but then we were evacuated," she said.
"It was pretty frightening to see how quickly a fire can grow. You can see billowing smoke and flames above the roof on the far side."
Dr Remigius Llione, 49, said: "I drove into the car park and I could already hear the fire alarm.
"The smoke was so thick that you could not see in front of you."
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