18 injured in 'low impact' Plymouth train crash
 

Devon and Cornwall Police said the crash at Plymouth Railway Station was a "low impact collision" and they were not aware of any serious injuries.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-devon-35954361

Emergency services were called to the scene at about 15:35 BST on Sunday.

Eight casualties were going to Derriford Hospital but all were stable, South Western Ambulance said.

"At this stage we believe that a moving train drove into the back of a stationary train on platform 6 at the station, and we are currently looking into the circumstances to determine how this happened", British Transport Police said.

Police have advised people to avoid the station if possible, and said delays were likely for passengers travelling through the Plymouth area.

3 photos on the BBC site above.

Thankfully no-one seriously hurt or killed, that's the main thing.

It looks to be a minor shunt. Quite a bit of damage all the same.

WHY do the numbers vary in this collision report? Some say 9, while others quote 18. WHEN will we get accurate figures?