LONDON: Emergency services rushed to the scene of a collision between two trains north of London on Friday afternoon that killed at least one person. A passenger reported that he was thrown forward by the impact then saw fellow travelers with broken bones and bloody injuries. Both trains were traveling south to London St. Pancras station when they collided outside the town of Bedford around 5:15 p.m., according to information on rail tracking websites.

Emergency services rushed to the scene of a collision between two trains north of London on Friday afternoon that killed one person.

Two East Midlands trains have crashed into each other causing serious injuries. The incident occurred around Kempston between Luton and Bedford, at about 5.15pm.

A video posted on social media showed a damaged Luton Airport Express train upright on the tracks and people who appeared to be passengers sitting and standing in a field

Lines closed between Luton and Bedford as emergency services attend scene

British police on Friday said emergency services were responding to reports of a collision involving two trains in the Bedford area, north of London.

Bedfordshire Fire and Rescue Service has called on the public to steer clear of the area; media reports say the incident has resulted in multiple casualties.

Bedfordshire Fire and Rescue Service has called on the public to steer clear of the area; media reports say the incident has resulted in multiple casualties.

Public asked to avoid location of incident near city of Bedford

Media reports say multiple injuries reported, but emergency services did not provide details.

Local media say multiple injuries reported after crash near Bedford, but emergency services did not provide details.

East Midlands Railway said in a statement that emergency services were dealing with the incident between London's St Pancras and Leicester. | World News

The British Transport Police confirmed the collision

Two East Midlands Railway trains were involved, with one hitting the back of the other.

British transport police say they are responding to reports of a collision involving two trains about 60 miles north of London, with media reports saying the major incident had…

LONDON: Emergency services rushed to the scene of a collision between two trains north of London on Friday afternoon that killed at least one person. A passenger reported that he…

The collision occurred in the Bedford area, according to British Transport Police.

At least one person died and many others were injured in the train collision that occurred about 90 kilometers north of London.

According to media reports, the train collision occurred about 90 kilometers north of London, resulting in multiple injuries.

Both trains were traveling south to London St. Pancras station when they collided outside the town of Bedford around 5:15 p.m., according to information on rail tracking websites.

Emergency services rushed to the scene after two trains collided north of London on Friday, disrupting a key rail route linking central London with communities in central England.