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Major emergency response after helicopter comes down near A30

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0Emergency services are at the scene after a crash involving a helicopter in a field at Sourton Down.

Several road closures are in place around the A386 and A30 Sourton Cross slip and services area.

The incident is ongoing and we will share more updates as we have them.

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