🔵 Double-decker bus engulfed in flames at bus station

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🔵 A double decker bus has been engulfed in flames at Blackburn bus station, with eyewitnesses saying the bus was ‘consumed’ by flames and smoke within minutes.
🔵 Several of Lancashire’s beaches including Blackpool North and St Anne’s North have been handed ‘Brown Flag Awards’ for having some of the dirtiest beaches in England, many having also been previously rated 'poor' by the Environment Agency.
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	Double decker engulfed in flames at bus station

	The bus was consumed by fire within minutes, say witnesses.

Double decker engulfed in flames at bus station

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