Barriers at a level crossing in Somerset where a man was killed were held down for longer than usual before he tried to crossthetracks, a report has found.
To get a better handle on how many U.S. dollars are outside of the U.S., the U.S. Customs Service tracks information on cross-border flows through its Currency and Monetary Instrument Reports (CMIR).
We're not sure if there's going to be a huge difference from thetracks dropped off at Waterloo Station versus the ones at King's Cross, but we'll find out once the researchers get their gear up and running.