Great Musgrave

The removal of a concrete infill of a bridge cost nearly triple the amount it cost to install.

National Highways poured concrete under Great Musgrave Bridge in Cumbria, saying it was unstable.

National Highways must remove the infill after being refused retrospective planning permission.

National Highway is criticised for not consulting over the "unacceptable" closure of the bridge.

Heritage volunteers say National Highways has "missed an opportunity to win back some goodwill".

One of the drivers, a man in his 40s, is taken to hospital in a stable but critical condition.

Hundreds of tonnes of concrete infilling the bridge will have to be removed by next October.