London police said a "loud bang" heard near the U.S. Embassy was a controlled explosion carried out after a suspicious package was discovered.

British police carried out a controlled explosion near Euston railway station in central London after investigating a suspect package, they said on Saturday.

Police have carried out a controlled explosion at Euston station in central London after a suspicious package was found.

The UK Metropolitan Police conducted a "controlled explosion" near the US Embassy in London after finding a suspicious package. Ponton Road was closed, and Gatwick Airport was evacuated, disrupting rail services.

British police conducted a controlled explosion near Euston Station in London, following the discovery of a suspect package. The situation prompted the evacuation of the station, but the cordons have now been lifted.

Police have confirmed a controlled explosion has been carried out at Euston station following reports of a "suspect package."

Police cordons are in place as a precaution while officers investigate a suspect package.” In an update 20 minutes later, the force said: “A controlled explosion has been c

Euston Station in London has been evacuated after a suspicious package was discovered 24 hours after a similar incident at Gatwick Airport. The Metropolitan Police confirmed that it is investigating reports online of an incident in the vicinity of the station,

Euston Station has been evacuated as Metropolitan Police officers rushed to the major London train station following reports of a "suspicious package". Scotland Yard rushed to the scene just hours after Gatwick Airport caused chaos for holidaymakers and the US Embassy in Nine Elms also reported suspicious activity.

A police bomb disposal team have carried out a controlled explosion on a suspect package at London’s Euston station today. Passengers were forced to evacuate the station while police cordons were put in place and officers investigated.