A train carrying more than 200 passengers "split in two" shortly after departing from a station, it has emerged.
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The CrossCountry service was leaving Bristol Temple Meads when the front car separated from the rest of the carriages, the operator said.
It reportedly came to rest 14ft (4m) away.
A CrossCountry spokesman said 209 people were taken off the train, which was moved back into the station.
He said Monday's 13:30 service to Glasgow was travelling at "low speed" and the "onboard safety systems stopped the train immediately".
"At this stage there is nothing to suggest a similar problem is likely to occur on any other train of this type," he said.
An investigation has been launched.