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Man dies at Ufton Nervet level crossing Ufton Nervet level crossing crash victim dies
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A man has been struck by a train and killed at a Berkshire level crossing.A man has been struck by a train and killed at a Berkshire level crossing.
The First Great Western route between Reading and Newbury was shut after the incident at Ufton Nervet level crossing near Theale at 18:50 BST.The First Great Western route between Reading and Newbury was shut after the incident at Ufton Nervet level crossing near Theale at 18:50 BST.
The man was killed on the same stretch of track where a train derailed in 2004 when it hit a car parked at the crossing. Six people died. The man was killed on the same stretch of track where a train derailed in 2004 when it hit a car parked at the crossing, leaving six dead.
Network Rail said the incident was not suspicious and trains would be delayed by up to an hour until 22:00 BST. The BBC's Question Time panel, who were travelling to Newbury, were among those caught in the ensuing delays.
But the guests, including Secretary of State for Health Jeremy Hunt, MP Angela Eagle and MP Menzies Campbell, arrived in time for the programme.
Network Rail said the incident was not being treated as suspicious.
Since the crash 10 years ago, there have been three further deaths and two near-misses on the same crossing.Since the crash 10 years ago, there have been three further deaths and two near-misses on the same crossing.
Survivors of the crash have called for the crossing to be replaced by a bridge.Survivors of the crash have called for the crossing to be replaced by a bridge.
Network Rail said in 2012 a bridge was its "preferred solution" to reduce risk at Ufton Nervet. Network Rail said in 2012 a bridge was its "preferred solution" to reduce the risk at the site.