Fourteen people are treated by paramedics after armed police were called to Farringdon station over 'gas leak' and passengers 'feeling unwell' ...Middle East

British Transport Police officers were called to Farringdon in central London just after 9.40am this morning after a 'small number of passengers' reported feeling unwell.

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