Police question woman over man's Tube death
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A woman faced more police questioning today over the death of a man allegedly pushed under a Tube train while wearing women's clothes.
He died after he was struck by a train at London's King's Cross underground station at rush hour on Monday evening.
His companion, aged 34 and from Cricklewood, north-west London, was arrested at the scene on suspicion of murder.
She had to be restrained by a fellow passenger until police arrived, British Transport Police said.
The station was evacuated and the Piccadilly line temporarily closed as police recovered the body.
Police are appealing for witnesses.
Anyone with information should call 0800 405040 quoting incident number 440.
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