No injuries reported after UK train derails, minister says
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The train bound for London from Glasgow derailed in northern England
LONDON (Reuters) - British transport minister Heidi Alexander said there were no injuries reported after a train bound for London from Glasgow derailed in northern England on Monday.
North West Ambulance Service later said on Monday morning that it had stood down from "major incident status" and was withdrawing resources it had dispatched to the scene.
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Avanti West Coast, which operates long-distance services between London and Scotland, has advised passengers not to travel north from the city of Preston.
The train operator said it expected disruptions to last a number of days.
