25 years since triple train crash that killed 35 people

A special service has taken place to remember the victims of the Clapham rail disaster 25 years ago today.

Thirty-five people were killed when two commuter trains from Basingstoke and Poole collided in the rush hour. A third train, which was empty, then hit the collision. Five hundred people were injured. Mike Pearse reports.

The interviewees are: Lee Middleton, a survivor from Winchester; Robin Gisby from Network Rail; and Richard Greenwood, a rescue worker.

On this day 25 years ago, commuters involved in the crash from the region gave reactions to what happened.

These were some of the first pictures and interviews.

Tribute to Bournemouth train driver John Rolls who was killed at Clapham which has been laid ahead to today's service.