Person Struck by Train at Piccadilly Circus Sparks Major Emergency
A major emergency response was launched this afternoon after a person was reported trapped under a train at Piccadilly Circus Underground Station on the northbound Bakerloo line.
The shocking incident happened around 1:55pm on Tuesday, 10th June 2025. London Underground staff, British Transport Police, London Ambulance Service, and fire crews rushed to the scene immediately.
Severe Disruption Brings Bakerloo Line to a Halt
Services on a stretch of the Bakerloo line have been suspended while emergency teams work on site. Commuters face severe delays and are urged to use alternative routes.
Transport for London (TfL) confirmed:
“Due to a person under a train at Piccadilly Circus, there is currently no service on the northbound Bakerloo line between Embankment and Oxford Circus. Tickets are being accepted on local bus services.”
Piccadilly Circus Station Partially Closed, Public Advised to Avoid Area
Piccadilly Circus remains partially shut as emergency responders manage the unfolding situation. Crowd control measures are in place to keep bystanders safe around the station and nearby streets.
No Update Yet on Victim’s Condition
As of now, no official information has been released regarding the casualty’s condition. British Transport Police are investigating and are expected to provide updates soon.
Witnesses or commuters affected by the incident are urged to contact British Transport Police on 0800 40 50 40.
