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A flock of 40 sheep caused a nuisance on the railway - resulting in cancellations and delays to services.
Police and a farmer had to work together to herd the wandering animals off the tracks at Sandling, near Folkestone .
Train services between Ashford and Dover were suspended as a result.
The livestock got onto the tracks at about 10am.
Services were affected until about 12pm, when the sheep were cleared.
The Sandling incident comes after a train derailment in Tonbridge shortly before 7am.
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