Charges ruled out for Paddington crash

Britain's Crown Prosecution Service has advised that no charges should be made over the Paddington rail crash, in which 31 people were killed.

Charges ruled out for Paddington crash
Wed, 24 Oct, 2001 - 12:22

Britain's Crown Prosecution Service has advised that no charges should be made over the Paddington rail crash, in which 31 people were killed.

The CPS says it has told the British Transport Police that further investigations would not be justified.

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