Train driver Shaun Burton, 60, died when the East Midlands Railway (EMR) train he was driving hit the back of a stationary train run by the same operator. Further details of the incident, released ...

Shaun Burton’s train ‘approached and then passed’ warning light moments before collision that killed him, preliminary report finds Gareth Corfield is the Telegraph's Transport Correspondent. He covers ...

The deadly crash happened just outside of Bedford on Friday evening (Picture: PA) A train driver killed in the Bedford rail crash passed a red signal without stopping moments before the collision, ...

The train driver who died in a crash near Bedford on Friday passed a red signal moments before the collision, the Rail Accident Investigation Branch said. Train driver Shaun Burton, 60, died and more ...

A train driver who perished in a collision in Bedfordshire travelled through a red signal shortly before the crash, investigators have disclosed. Shaun Burton, 60, lost his life when the East Midlands ...

An investigation into the fatal collision between two East Midlands Railway (EMR) passenger trains near Elstow, Bedfordshire, last Friday (19 June) has found that the driver who lost his life had ...

LONDON – A train driver killed in a collision between two trains near London passed a red danger signal and braked only seconds before the crash, British rail investigators said on June 24. A ...

Train driver Shaun Burton, 60, was killed and more than 100 other people were injured in the crash. Credit: PA An investigation has found a train which crashed and killed the driver and injured more ...

About 100 people were injured in the crash, of which 53 remain in hospital A train driver killed in a crash in Bedfordshire passed a red signal moments before the collision, investigators said. Train ...

The train driver who died in last week's Bedford rail collision passed a red signal before striking a stationary train, according to the first detailed findings from investigators. The Rail Accident ...

Two East Midlands Railway passenger services were involved in the incident which occurred at around 5.15pm on Friday, June 19, on the Midland Main Line near Elstow, around 2.5 miles south of Bedford.