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He/Him. Law Reporter @pa covering the High and Supreme Courts. Contact me at callum.parke@pa.media. Views my own.
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Network Rail sues rail firms for £5m over major train derailment

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By Callum Parke Verified
| MSN UK Verified
Network Rail is suing two rail companies for more than £5 million after a train derailment that caused about 450,000 litres of fuel to spill and threatened an environmental “disaster”. High Court documents show the body, which manages railway infrastructure in England, Scotland and Wales, filed a legal claim earlier this month against DB Cargo UK and Touax Rail over the derailment near Llangennech, south Wales, in August 2020.
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Network Rail sues rail firms for £5m over train derailment which sparked major fuel spill

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By Callum Parke Verified
| Yahoo News UK Verified
Network Rail is suing two rail companies for more than £5 million after a train derailment that caused about 450,000 litres of fuel to spill and threatened an environmental "disaster". High Court documents show the body, which manages railway infrastructure in England, Scotland and Wales, filed a legal claim earlier this month against DB Cargo UK and Touax Rail over the derailment near Llangennech, south Wales, in August 2020.
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Hundreds of brain injury claims can proceed to trial, judge rules

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By Callum Parke Verified
The National (Scot)
HUNDREDS of High Court claims against rugby's governing bodies from players who allege they suffered brain injuries during their careers can continue to trial, a judge has ruled.
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