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Kent
A train driver has been hit over the head after he tried to stop three youths from playing with the carriage doors at a station in west Kent.
The man, in his 40s, needed hospital treatment following the attack at Bat and Ball station in Sevenoaks at about 17:45 GMT on Tuesday.
The First Capital Connect train had travelled from Kentish Town, in London.
British Transport Police launched an investigation and are appealing for witnesses.
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