Suspicious car at #BakerStreet tube station, area evacuated.

Police have evacuated an area of Baker Street in London following a bomb scare.

https://twitter.com/doaak_/status/667470584218066948

Police cordon at Baker Street for a security alert pic.twitter.com/CsOTTp4y3g

— Olly Barratt (@ollybarratt) November 19, 2015

Breaking News: Baker Street completely evacuated due to suspicious bomb scare. Avoid area. #BakerStreet #London pic.twitter.com/Wpii42sYhd

— Beth Fisher (@Beth_JFisher) November 19, 2015

Twitter went into melt down with reports police carried out a controlled explosion. 

Police made a controlled explosion at Baker Street after a vehicle was abandoned, but no criminal investigation is being pursued, police say

— Naomi O'Leary (@NaomiOhReally) November 19, 2015

Met Police have confirmed the car was not suspicious. However a controlled explosion carried out on abandoned car near Baker Street station as a precaution.

Abandoned car on Baker Street that caused closures in the local area has been deemed non-suspicious. Roads now re-opening.

— MPS Westminster (@MPSWestminster) November 19, 2015

Transport For London has now confirmed the Tube station has re-opened

Baker Street: The station has reopened @Metline @Bakerlooline @hamandcityline @Circleline @jubileeline

— TfL travel advice and inspiration (@TfLTravelAlerts) November 19, 2015

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