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Buses take strain after landslide

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    Trains are expected to be disrupted on an east Cornwall line for the rest of the week after a landslide.

    Buses have replaced trains on the First Great Western service between Plymouth and Gunnislake due to the landslide on Sunday afternoon.

    About 100 tonnes of earth slipped onto the line, a popular route for commuters, near Bere Ferrers.

    First Great Western says there could be disruption for six days and has apologised to passengers.

    http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/cornwall/5093730.stm
     
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