Police fear 150 injured in Selby

Police fear up to 150 people may have been injured in this morning's rail accident near Selby in Yorkshire.

The death toll stands at 13, with 56 people already being treated at hospitals across the county.

Over 100 firefighters are at the scene, battling to rescue those still trapped inside the wreckage.

All nine carriages of the 04:45 GNER Newcastle-King's Cross intercity train - the main service from the North-East to London - derailed at Great Heck near Selby after a Land Rover and trailer skidded off a railway bridge on the M62 motorway and onto the track, colliding with a goods train.

The GNER train then collided into the wreckage.