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Britons hurt in Alps coach crash Britons hurt in Alps coach crash
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Four British tourists have been injured when a coach crashed in the Alps, the Foreign Office has said. Four British tourists have been injured when a coach crashed in the French Alps, the Foreign Office has said.
One person was seriously injured and three others were less seriously hurt.One person was seriously injured and three others were less seriously hurt.
The accident happened shortly after 0100 local time (0000 GMT) when the coach, carrying about 45 Britons, slid off an icy road in south east France. The accident happened shortly after 0100 local time (0000 GMT) when the coach, carrying about 45 Britons, slid off an icy road in south-east France.
The Foreign Office said the accident happened when the tourist party was travelling from La Grave, in the Isere region, to Grenoble airport.The Foreign Office said the accident happened when the tourist party was travelling from La Grave, in the Isere region, to Grenoble airport.
A spokesman said it occurred on the border of the Isere and Hautes-Alpes departments.
The road from Grenoble, which follows the Romanche valley, leads to a number of the most famous skiing resorts in France, including Les Deux Alpes and Alpe d'Huez.