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Forensic team examine crash coach Forensic team examine crash coach
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Forensic examination has begun on a double-decker National Express coach which overturned on a slip road last week, killing two passengers.Forensic examination has begun on a double-decker National Express coach which overturned on a slip road last week, killing two passengers.
One passenger remains critical while 10 others who were travelling on the London-to-Aberdeen coach are said to be in a serious but stable condition.One passenger remains critical while 10 others who were travelling on the London-to-Aberdeen coach are said to be in a serious but stable condition.
The driver, 40, who was arrested after the coach overturned on 3 January, has been freed on bail.The driver, 40, who was arrested after the coach overturned on 3 January, has been freed on bail.
He was held on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving.He was held on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving.
There were 67 passengers and two drivers on board when the coach overturned, at 2345 GMT on a slip road from the M4 to the M25 in west London, near Heathrow airport.
Safety checksSafety checks
The second person killed in the crash has been named by Thames Valley Police as 30-year-old Yi Di Lin, a Chinese national.
The first victim named was 76-year-old Christina Toner from Monifieth, Dundee.
There were 67 passengers and two drivers on board when the coach overturned, at 2345 GMT on a slip road from the M4 to the M25 in west London, near Heathrow airport.
The condition of two children and their 25-year-old mother has also been described as serious, but stable.The condition of two children and their 25-year-old mother has also been described as serious, but stable.
A majority of the 23 people who are still in hospitals are being treated at Hillingdon Hospital in west London.A majority of the 23 people who are still in hospitals are being treated at Hillingdon Hospital in west London.
Thames Valley Police said passengers will be reunited with their luggage, which is yet to be off-loaded, after the forensics team has completed its examination.Thames Valley Police said passengers will be reunited with their luggage, which is yet to be off-loaded, after the forensics team has completed its examination.
Earlier it was revealed that 12 double-decker coaches withdrawn from service following the M25 crash have passed safety checks.Earlier it was revealed that 12 double-decker coaches withdrawn from service following the M25 crash have passed safety checks.
Manufacturers Neoplan said the coaches were thoroughly examined and there should be no concerns among passengers regarding their safety.Manufacturers Neoplan said the coaches were thoroughly examined and there should be no concerns among passengers regarding their safety.
However National Express has said the buses will not be returned to service until the company has completed its own investigations.However National Express has said the buses will not be returned to service until the company has completed its own investigations.