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Last Updated: Wednesday, 24 March, 2004, 13:03 GMT

Potters Bar points 'poorly maintained'

The Potters Bar investigation says poorly maintained points were the most likely cause of the crash, which killed seven.

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BACKGROUND

Interim report: At a glance

Main recommendations of a Health and Safety Executive interim report into the Potters Bar crash.

Q&A: Points at Potters Bar

Why were the points faulty?

Potters Bar crash report: At a glance

Timeline: Potters Bar Rail Crash

VICTIMS

'We are numb with grief'

Relatives of two Taiwanese women killed in the Potters Bar crash attack the lack of progress in finding the cause.

Rail crash victims named

Author's grief at husband's death

Tributes to 'loving grandmother'

Seven dead in Potters Bar crash

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Families of the victims call for a public inquiry into the crash

Novelist Nina Bawden was on the train and lost her husband

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