Lavender Hill bus crash sees passengers trapped in London. Firefighters battled to free injured passengers trapped on the top deck of a bus which ploughed into a kitchen shop on a busy London high street today. Witnesses said people were 'screaming for help' and there 'was a lot of blood' after the double- decker bus crashed on the A3. Battersea, South West London. The driver allegedly told passengers he had lost consciousness before the crash at about 7am, and emergency services said a total of ten patients had been treated. Paramedics said two of these people were taken as a 'priority' to hospital in a stable condition, while another with minor injuries was also taken there for treatment.

About a dozen passengers were on the bus at the time of the crash, and witnesses saw smoke coming from underneath - leading to fears that it might have set on fire. Police said there were 'casualties' after this morning's crash in Battersea, South West London. Emergency services rescue a woman who had been trapped on the top floor of the 7.

Firefighters were mounting a rescue effort after the crash in South West London this morning. One passenger reported that the driver said he 'blacked out' before the collision. Other witnesses said they heard a 'massive explosion' and feared it was a terrorist attack when the bus smashed into the front of the shop. Firefighters with cutting gear managed to rescue two women trapped on the top deck of the bus, adding that the passengers were 'both conscious and breathing'. Officers were called just before 7am today to reports of a bus hitting a building on Lavender Hill, in an accident that sparked morning rush hour chaos. Andrew Matthews, 3. Wandsworth Town, said he was one of around a dozen passengers on the bus, adding: 'I was on the top floor at the back, fortunately.'I noticed the bus drifting.

I heard a smash and saw the roof of the shop going through (the bus) from the front left. It went to the fourth or fifth row. 'I wedged myself in, bracing myself. As soon as the bus came to a stop there was yelling, screaming. The woman is helped out of the bus after she was trapped on the top floor following the crash.

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A witness told how passengers began screaming as smoke emerged from underneath the bus. Passengers are rescued having been trapped on the top floor of the bus in South West London'I noticed a lady wedged in the front right- hand side. She was screaming for help.

There was a lot of blood.'Nurse Amy Mullineux, 4. Wandsworth Common, was also on the bus and said the driver told her he had lost consciousness before the crash, adding: 'I spoke to him. 'He said he blacked out before the bus hit the shop. He doesn't remember hitting anything. The paramedic told me they think he had some kind of fit.' Ms Mullineux, 4.

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Royal London Hospital in Whitechapel, said: 'I was on the bottom deck near the second set of doors.'I was on my phone looking at something. I looked up. I realised we were crashing. It was all happening in slow motion, it was very surreal.'I braced myself, thinking 'oh my God, I am going to die'. But then I was like, 'no, I am not going to die', as we started to stop. An injured woman is taken away on a stretcher by the emergency services after today's crash. A woman is helped from the double- decker bus following the crash at about 7am this morning. Firefighters with cutting gear managed to rescue two women trapped on the top deck'But I could see all the front of the bus coming in. About a quarter of the bus was in the building.

If that had been a stone shop, like bricks, it would have been a problem. 'But because it was glass, it gave way. And that's why those two people at the front of the bus, on the top deck, are still alive.

All I remember is a really sharp turning and thinking, what's going on?'She added: 'I could see it all happening. I didn't run towards the bus driver because people were going that way. 'People were getting off the bus, there was a lot of commotion. My thinking was, I need to get up the stairs. 'I went on the top of the stairs. There was a lady up there.

I have got her blood all over me. She was bad. She was crushed to about her waist.'I couldn't see her legs - the bus was crushed in.

I was with her, and she gave me her phone. There was a guy there. He was panicking a little bit. Firefighters discuss how they will rescue passengers on the number 7. The emergency services are seen on the top deck of the bus helping to free passengers.

The London Fire Brigade said the trapped passengers were 'both conscious and breathing'Paramedics were tending to people on the top deck of the number 7. I said, 'I am a nurse, let me in'. She was in her 4. She was quite badly injured, there was blood everywhere. She was conscious.

She was panicking.'I can't remember her name. She was blonde, her hair was shoulder length.'I would have stayed with her regardless, but someone was shouting 'fire', and I could smell smoke. I could see smoke coming out underneath. 'I started asking her questions about could she feel, was she in pain. I was trying to calm her down. And then someone said there is a fire on the bus, and took my hand and pulled me downstairs. 'I saw them go towards the front, to the driver.

We bashed the door in and pulled him out. He was conscious at that point.'And we took him to the side, and we pulled someone else out. He was in his 4. 0s or 5. He passed out. We think we had a fit.'He has gone to hospital, and so have the other two ladies. My speculation is he had a fit. But he doesn't remember. Watch Needlestick Full Movie.

The driver of the bus, which travels from Tooting Station to Waterloo, was taken to hospital. Emergency services at the scene in Lavender Hill after the bus left the road and hit the shop. Emergency services at the scene in Lavender Hill after a bus left the road and hit a shop'He passed out. He got the biggest shock when he woke up. When people went over to him they thought he was dead because his eyes were rolled back in his head.'Someone told me that but I didn't see that. When I saw him he was dazed, and we pulled him out. We were helping to pull people out. 'I didn't see the other victim, but apparently she had ducked under the seat, so that saved her life.

Someone said they had to pull her out from underneath the seat. They were both right at the front.'She added: 'I am pretty shaken up. I managed to crack my knee coming off the bus, so I am a bit sore. My blood pressure is through the roof. I am in shock. I was really impressed with the ambulance service, with the police. 'People were breaking down the door to get people out. And people were offering us drinks and blankets.

It's really amazing to see how people pull together, strangers, and the camaraderie.' Witnesses reported seeing smoke coming from under the bus. Solange Morin, 3. She said: 'I saw this woman shouting and banging on the glass.

Everybody shouted 'fire, fire'. I went on to the bus.

I talked to her and was holding her hands.'She was pinned. I wouldn't have been able to get her out.

She was so scared because people were shouting fire. There was a lot of smoke.'The crash on the A3. Clapham Junction station.

Officers were called at about 7am today to reports of a bus hitting a building on Lavender Hill. Watch Child`S Play 2 Online Free 2016. A rear- view image of the bus issued by the London Fire Brigade at the scene on Lavender Hill. A Transport for London spokesman said a route 7.