Wednesday, 13 September 2006, 06:38 GMT 07:38 UK
Train link back after derailment
Train services between Cambridge and Norwich have returned to normal after engineers worked all night to repair track following a derailment.
A train carrying seven passengers came off the rails at Croxton, near Thetford in Norfolk, early on Tuesday morning.
British Transport Police said the train hit a rubber paving block which had become dislodged on a level crossing.
A One Railway spokesman said the train had been put back on the tracks and taken to a depot for repairs.
There are slight delays to services due to a speed limit across the level crossing.
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