One woman has died and two other people are in hospital after two buses crashed at London’s Victoria bus station.
The victim, a female pedestrian, was believed to be in her 30s, the Metropolitan Police said. Her next of kin are yet to be informed.
Emergency services were called to the bus station to reports of the crash at 8.25am on Tuesday.
Three pedestrians were treated at the scene, with two taken to hospital, but the woman was pronounced dead shortly afterwards, the London Ambulance Service added.
The bus station was closed following the incident.
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