Train Deaths Of Woman And Child 'Suspicious'

A woman and a child have died after being hit by a train in "suspicious" circumstances in Slough, Berkshire.

British Transport Police were called to the scene at 9.45am.

First Great Western, the train operator on the route, has confirmed Slough station has been closed, with "no public access until further notice".

Officers are currently trying to identify the pair, who were pronounced dead at the scene by the South Central Ambulance Service.

At least 15 services, many of them beginning at London Paddington station, have been cancelled so far, while other journeys have been subject to severe delays.

Passengers are advised to check before they travel. 

A police spokesman said: "We are keeping an open mind surrounding the circumstances, and we are not ruling out foul play at this time."

One commuter, who was on the train, tweeted: "Poor driver. Hits two people and he's apologising to the passengers."

The man later said the train was being treated as "a crime scene".

Another passenger told Sky News that he had heard "a terrible bump under the train", and added that the service had now been allowed to continue to London Paddington.

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