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One dead in level crossing crash One dead in level crossing crash
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Emergency services are at the scene of a collision between a One Railway train and a car on a level crossing in Norfolk. One person was killed when a train hit a car at a level crossing in Norfolk.
The 0622 GMT train travelling from Norwich to Colchester, in Essex, collided with the car at the crossing at Swainsthorpe. The 0622 GMT One Railway service travelling from Norwich to Colchester, in Essex, collided with the car at the crossing at Swainsthorpe.
British Transport Police confirmed that at least one person had died. British Transport Police confirmed that one person had died and said another may have been killed.
Police said the train remained upright and had not derailed. All services from Norwich to London are suspended. Officers said the train remained upright and had not derailed. All services from Norwich to London are suspended.
British Transport Police Inspector Chris Connell said: "There is one confirmed fatality in the vehicle and another person may have been killed. British Transport Police Insp Chris Connell said: "There is one confirmed fatality in the vehicle and another person may have been killed.
"The train is safe and upright and there are not thought to be any injuries to those on board.""The train is safe and upright and there are not thought to be any injuries to those on board."
The incident comes one day after the Office of Rail Regulation (ORR) issued a policy statement about level crossings, saying they represent the biggest risk of train accidents that could kill passengers.The incident comes one day after the Office of Rail Regulation (ORR) issued a policy statement about level crossings, saying they represent the biggest risk of train accidents that could kill passengers.