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Person dies at Earl's Court Underground station

British Transport Police and paramedics attended the scene on Saturday evening.

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A person has died at Earl's Court Underground station in west London. The incident took place on Saturday evening around 6pm after the individual fell ill. British Transport Police and paramedics attended the scene.

A spokesperson for British Transport Police told The Standard that officers were called to the station following reports of a person falling ill. Paramedics were also in attendance, but the person was pronounced dead at the scene. The incident is not being treated as suspicious.

Following the incident, a train carriage was cordoned off. Witnesses reported seeing police and ambulance staff performing CPR inside the carriage before screens were used to obscure the view. Staff members were observed to be visibly upset by the event.

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01What happened at Earl's Court Underground station?

A person fell ill and subsequently died at Earl's Court Underground station on Saturday evening around 6pm. British Transport Police and paramedics responded to the incident.

02Is the death being treated as suspicious?

No, the incident is not being treated as suspicious by British Transport Police. Officers attended the scene alongside paramedics, but sadly the person was pronounced dead at the location.

03Was there a police presence at the station?

Yes, there was a significant police presence at Earl's Court station. British Transport Police officers attended the incident, and a train carriage was cordoned off following the event.

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