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Updates from Wednesday 19 September
Reading Girls' School has been closed today following a serious collision outside the school.
A statement on the school's website said police have cut off access to the premises on Northumberland Road.
A man has been taken to hospital with life-threatening injury and another man, aged, 45, has been arrested in connection with the incident, police have said.
Two people who died in a crash involving a lorry and a minibus on the M4 motorway were from a school for people with autism, it has emerged.
The victims were staff members at Prior's Court School, and were travelling in the minibus.
The eastbound carriageway of the M4 was closed for more than nine hours after the crash, in Berkshire, on Thursday.
The school in Thatcham confirmed three young adults and three other members of staff were also in the minibus.
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Read MoreThree other people suffered life-threatening injuries in the crash on the M4 in Berkshire.
Read MoreTwo people were killed and six others injured when a lorry and minibus collided on the M4 motorway.
Read MorePolice have confirmed two people have died in a crash between a minibus and a lorry on the M4 earlier.
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Read MoreThese pictures were taken at the scene of this afternoon's M4 crash, showing a lorry and a minibus that were involved.
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The trapped traffic on the M4 eastbound following the crash earlier this afternoon has been released, according to Highways England.
However, the carriagway is expected to remain closed for some time as police investigations continue.
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Twitter user Josephine_KK captured the moment three air ambulances were at the scene of the M4 crash at the same time earlier.
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Read MoreCondor has cancelled its high-speed sailings on Friday and Saturday due to Storm Callum, the firm has confirmed.
With predicted wind speeds of 50mph and wave heights of up to (15ft) 4.5m - which are outside of safe operating limits - the company has cancelled services between Poole, Guernsey and Jersey.
The Clipper will operate from St Malo to Jersey, Guernsey on Friday and north to Poole overnight. She will follow the reverse pattern on Saturday south to the Islands and on to St Malo.
The company said: "As a consequence of these changes, the rescheduling of the Clipper requires the cancellation of Friday evening and Saturday morning’s round trips from St Malo to Jersey.
"Condor’s customer contact centre and port teams are notifying all passengers affected to offer the alternative sailings where space is available and to help rearrange their travel plans.
"All are being offered free transfers or a full refund. Condor’s conventional ferry services are also affected by the approaching storm as the Commodore Goodwill is being re-routed on Friday so will operate Portsmouth to Jersey first and then on to Guernsey."
The queue of traffic stuck on the M4 eastbound, following the earlier collision involving a lorry and minibus, is one-and-a-half miles long.
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South Central Ambulance Service (SCAS) has said three people in the minibus that crashed on the M4 earlier have life-threatening injuries.
One was flown to the John Radcliffe Hospital in Oxford while another was taken by ambulance to the same hospital.
The third was flown to the major trauma centre at Bristol Southmead Hospital.
"Three further people in the minibus had sustained less serious injuries, two of whom were taken by road to the Great Western Hospital, Swindon, and the third to the Royal Berkshire Hospital, Reading," a SCAS spokesperson said.
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