Summary:
A canopy collapsed on two cars at a petrol station in Leicestershire.

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By . Paul Donnelley . Two lucky motorists cheated serious injury today after a petrol station canopy collapsed on their cars. The roof of the BP garage in Coalville, Leicestershire, was unable to withstand the torrential rainfall yesterday and gave way hitting two cars, a white Vauxhall Corsa and a black Ford. Fortunately, both owners were paying for fuel when the collapse happened. A fireman examines the damage caused by the falling canopy at the BP garage in Coalville, Leicestershire . Leicestershire Fire and Rescue Service were called to the BP garage at 5.20pm and ensured the roof was secure before leaving 40 minutes later. A spokesman for the fire brigade said: 'The internal structure of the forecourt canopy collapsed onto two cars at a petrol station. 'Fortunately there were no persons trapped in the cars or injured.' Emergency services: A policewoman and a fireman examine the damage to the  two vehicles . The Ford's bonnet took the brunt of the canopy as it fell after torrential rain in Coalville, Leicesiershire . The scene after the fire brigade left the  scene of the canopy collapse in Coaville, Leicestershire . No petrol today: Glass and plastic is strewn over the forecourt of the BP garage in Coalville, Leicestershire .