Terminal 4 reopens after feared 'hazardous materials' incident sparks chaos - Police carrying out enquiries after Heathrow Airport terminal evacuated ‘but no trace of any adverse substance found’ ...

London Fire Brigade has stood down its response after earlier saying it had been called to a "possible hazardous materials ...

London Heathrow Airport's Terminal 4 was evacuated on September 8 due to a possible hazardous materials incident. The terminal reopened after three hours, with no hazardous substances found and ...

Terminal 4 at London Heathrow airport is now running normally after an emergency evacuation. Crowds of passengers gathered outside the terminal on Monday evening when police and firefighters were ...

Dozens of flights were delayed and thousands of travellers were impacted by the incident at Terminal 4 of Europe’s busiest airport on Monday evening, which sparked a multi-agency response from the ...

Heathrow Airport was evacuated in a “possible hazardous materials incident" as the result of “mass hysteria”, a police source has said. Emergency services scrambled to Terminal 4 at Britain’s busiest ...

The alarm was raised at 17:01 BST, prompting London Fire Brigade to dispatch crews from multiple stations, including specialist units conducting precautionary assessments. Terminal 4 check-in has been ...

A terminal at Heathrow Airport has been evacuated as firefighters respond to a “possible hazardous materials incident”, the London Fire Brigade has said. In a post on X, the airport advised passengers ...

London’s Heathrow Airport on Monday (September 8) temporarily closed and evacuated Terminal 4 as emergency services responded to an incident, the airport confirmed. Heathrow advised passengers not to ...

Heathrow Airport Terminal 4 has reopened after no hazardous material was found following a partial evacuation earlier The fire brigade has stood down its response after earlier saying it was called to ...