10: Shipton-on-Cherwell – December 1874
Christmas Eve 1874. As people make their way home to see friends and family, many swarmed to London stations to start their journey. Several hours after a train left London, it
9: Castlecary – December 1937
Two trains collide in the Scottish countryside, as snow falls and the wind whips around. 35 people lose their lives, two weeks before Christmas. It's crucial to find out the cause
8: Cowden – October 1994
2 Passenger trains collide head-on a rural single line. Five people lose their lives on a foggy autumn morning. One of them wasn't supposed to be there. What went wrong, who
7: Morpeth – June 1984
Northumbria plays host to one of the most infamous curves on the whole network. At twenty to one in the morning the sleeper from Aberdeen spills off the tracks and
6: Hatfield – October 2000
Another high-speed passenger train lies strewn across the tracks. 4 lives lost and a rail shattered into hundreds of pieces. Who's to blame, could it have been stopped? Join us
5: Cannon Street – January 1991
Just after Christmas a crowded commuter train slams into the buffers at a busy London station. Something has gone terribly wrong, but what is it? Let's find out. Support the
Bonus Episode 1 – AWS
This is a quick bonus episode, going into one of the most prominent safety features on the UK rail Network, AWS – The Automatic Warning System. Support the show Get
4: Irk Valley Junction – 1953
A carriage plummets from a viaduct into a river, another train lays on its side on the bridge above.Why were they both on the same piece of track at the
3: Nuneaton – June 1975
An overnight sleeper train flies off the track at four times the speed limit, scattering carriages across a normally busy station during engineering works. How did this happen and could
2: Potters Bar – May 2002
On the 10th May 2002, 7 lives were claimed by a 100 mph derailment in the Station at Potters Bar, resulting in a carriage wedged between the platform and roof.