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King's Cross Fire

BBC Two
on BBC Two England

On 18 November 1987 a fire broke out at King's Cross underground station, London. 31 people died. Using testimonies from survivors, rescue workers, investigators and staff, this film seeks the underlying causes of the disaster. Director Paul Burgess : Series producer Laura Granditer

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Director:
Paul Burgess
Producer:
Laura Granditer
Source: Radio Times

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