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Published 17:10 13 Aug 2026 BST
Updated 17:17 13 Aug 2026 BST

Officers are currently on the scene close to Luwes railway station where a train derailed at 3:54 pm today.
East Sussex Fire and Rescue Service confirmed they have been called to the incident near Lewes train station.
British Transport Police are responding along paramedics and fire services.
There are currently a widespread train delays and cancelations across the south coast.
Spokesperson for Network Rail and Southern Rail said the carriages "derailed between Haywards Heath and Lewes."
The train is said to be from Thameslink service.
They are currently working along emergency services, but warned that no trains can run between: Brighton and Lewes, Haywards Heath and Lewes, Seaford/Eastbourne and Lewes.
People are advised to avoid the area, and if already on the tracks, to remain on their trains until further notice.
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