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UK: Brand new train to London breaks down near Exeter and 350 passengers evacuated

September 14, 2018 Administrator

By Jacqui Merrington and Sarah Waddington, Head of Content, Plymouth Herald; September 14, 2018 Around 350 passengers had to be…

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