Probe into rail crash gets underway

A full search of the Potters Bar rail crash scene is underway today as police worked to discover what caused the disaster which left seven people dead.

Probe into rail crash gets underway
Sat, 11 May, 2002 - 12:44

A full search of the Potters Bar rail crash scene is underway today as police worked to discover what caused the disaster which left seven people dead.

Specially-trained search teams from British Transport Police were heading to the grim site this morning to begin their meticulous work.

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