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It's Sunday.
It's newscast.
We're recording this at 11 o'clock when we have just had an update from the British Transport Police after a terrible attack.
on the 625 Doncaster to London Kings Cross.
British Transport Police declared a major incident yesterday and counter-terrorism policing were initially supporting our investigation however at this stage there is nothing to suggest that this is a terrorist incident.
This is a British Transport Police investigation and we continue to work to establish at pace the full circumstances and the motivations that have led to this incident.
At this early stage it would not be appropriate to speculate on the cause of this incident.
Obviously I can't even begin to think what it must have been like for the people on that train and immediately the news started to come through.
you know, we had some eyewitness accounts of just how awful it was,
the politician saying how horrific,
but what a lot of people were trying to fathom was the motive and what happened here,
and I think the critical bits we heard from that press conference were this really,
firstly that the police saying that nothing supports the fact that this is a terrorist incident,
really, really key, and the other thing is the two people they've got in custody,
a 32 year old black British national and a 35 year old British national of Caribbean descent,
both born in the UK, the police clearly very keen to get that in.
information out.
So on today's newscast we will hear all the information that we have about that attack on the Doncaster to London train.
We'll hear from eyewitnesses, the police and the politicians.