BBC Radio London presenter Jo Good returns to air after train crash

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BBC Radio London presenter Jo Good has returned to her show two weeks after sustaining four facial fractures in a train crash near Bedford.
The incident on June 19th killed the train driver and injured 162 people, including Good, who was hospitalized.
She shared her experience on air, thanking emergency services and a train guard.

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BBC Radio London presenter Jo Good has returned to her show two weeks after sustaining four facial fractures in a train crash near Bedford. The incident on June 19th killed the train driver and injured 162 people, including Good, who was hospitalized. She shared her experience on air, thanking emergency services and a train guard.

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