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Sophie Robinson

EXPLAINED: Two men arrested after fairground ride crashed to ground in birmingham - The Real Truth

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The City Star Flyer ride ‘dropped’ to the ground in Birmingham (Phil Barnett/PA) - (PA Wire)

Two men have been arrested after a Christmas fairground ride “dropped to the ground” causing injuries in Birmingham city centre.

Two women were taken to hospital after the City Star Flyer ride in Centenary Square “failed and crashed” at around 7.30pm on Thursday.

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