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Railway station shut amid alert Railway station shut amid alert
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Police have evacuated Birmingham International train station after a "suspicious item" was found there. Birmingham International railway station was shut for two hours during rush hour on Friday morning after a "suspicious item" was found there.
A British Transport Police spokeswoman said the station was shut on Friday morning, and that one person was "helping with enquiries". A British Transport Police spokeswoman said one person was "helping with inquiries".
Train services are still running through the affected station to the city centre. Train services continued running through the affected station to the city centre, but did not stop there.
However, services will not be stopping there until further notice, the spokeswoman said. Services resumed just before 1100 BST, and train operators warned to expect initial delays.