Several injured as bus hits wallpublished at 15:43 Greenwich Mean Time 17 November 2016
One woman was trapped and 13 other people were injured after a bus crashes into a wall in west London.
Read MoreUpdates on 18 November 2016
One woman was trapped and 13 other people were injured after a bus crashes into a wall in west London.
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Read MoreRichard Horwell close by the scene of the bus accident in Ladbroke Grove and took these photos:
Claire Timms
BBC London News
The latest information from the Met is that the woman who was hit by a bus in Ladbroke Grove, near the junction with Canal Way, just before midday thankfully only has minor injuries.
She is believed to be in her 30s and is being treated at a central London hospital.
The Met is aware of 13 others who were hurt - the bus driver and 12 passengers. Nobody is thought to have life-threatening or life-changing injuries but we await confirmation of how many received hospital treatment.
Ladbroke Grove has reopened to traffic.
One woman was trapped and 13 other people were injured after a bus crashed into a wall in west London.
The woman was taken to hospital with minor injuries after she was released from beneath the double-decker which left the road in Ladbroke Grove .
Police said the 13 other people injured were taken to hospital but none had life-threatening or life-changing injuries.
Ayshea Buksh
BBC London reporter
Matt Kyp runs Anytime Fitness directly opposite the scene of the accident in Ladbroke Grove.
He says he heard a crash and the bus had gone from the bus stop, hit a white Audi and then he noticed a woman standing on the other side of the road. The bus ploughed into her and trapped her between the vehicle and a building.
Bystanders began to call the emergency services immediately, says Mr Kyp, who was visibly shaking while speaking to me.
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