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M5 motorway coach and lorry crash leaves 28 people hurt M5 coach and lorry crash leaves one dead and 27 injured
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A coach and a lorry have crashed on the M5 in the West Midlands, leaving three people trapped and 25 others injured. One person has died and 27 others were hurt in a crash involving a coach and a lorry on the M5 in the West Midlands.
The motorway is shut in both directions after the collision on the southbound carriageway close to Frankley services between junctions 3 and 4. The motorway is shut after the collision southbound close to Frankley services between junctions 3 and 4.
Five ambulances are on the scene, along with police and fire crews. Police confirmed one fatality and two people seriously hurt. The other injured people were described as "walking wounded".
The crash happened just after 06:00 GMT. One eyewitness told BBC Breakfast the lorry had hit the coach from behind. The crash happened shortly after 06:00 GMT. An eyewitness told the BBC the lorry had hit the coach from behind.
There were foggy conditions in the area and the crash happened on a section of the motorway where roadworks are being carried out.
'No children'
West Midlands Ambulance Service earlier tweeted: "A large number of resources have been sent to the scene of the incident, including ambulances, rapid response vehicles, the Trust's Hazardous Area Response Team, BASICS Doctors and ambulance officers.
"A number of patients are currently being conveyed to various hospitals across the area.
"Whilst the majority of patients appear to be walking wounded there are a small number with potentially serious injuries."
West Midlands Police advised drivers to travel on the M6 and M42 to avoid the M5.
The force tweeted that no children were involved in the incident.
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