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Saturday, 18 May, 2002, 05:35 GMT 06:35 UK
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Crash firm defends sabotage theory
The firm in charge of maintaining the track at Potters Bar defends its theory that sabotage may have caused the crash.
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 | Non-executive director of Jarvis and former Conservative transport minister Steven Norris: "Some tampering has been going on"  real 28k
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| Rail expert Christian Wolmar on the sabotage theory: "I think it's largely a smokescreen" real 28k
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Crash firm defends sabotage theory
The firm in charge of maintaining the track at Potters Bar defends its theory that sabotage may have caused the crash.
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| Non-executive director of Jarvis and former Conservative transport minister Steven Norris: "Some tampering has been going on" real 28k
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| Rail expert Christian Wolmar on the sabotage theory: "I think it's largely a smokescreen" real 28k
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The BBC's Rory Cellan-Jones reports
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Non-executive director of Jarvis and former Conservative transport minister Steven Norris: "Some tampering has been going on"
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Rail expert Christian Wolmar on the sabotage theory: "I think it's largely a smokescreen"
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