Lord Blunkett has called for an urgent review into what he described as "death trap" Tube platforms after he was injured falling into a gap as he boarded a train at Westminster station.

David Blunkett has spoken of his “terror and excruciating pain” after he fell through a London Underground platform gap with his guide dog.The blind former home secretary told how he had been getting on a District Line train with his guide dog,

The Labour politician said he was left "angry" and "spooked" following the fall on a London Underground platform during rush hour. Transport bosses have apologised and agreed to a meeting.

Lord Blunkett “I didn’t fully know what had happened. I felt enormous pain in both my legs; they were bruised and grazed.” Lord Blunkett’s fall came after a recent heart a

Lord Blunkett, the blind Labour peer, has called for urgent action on "death trap" Tube platforms after suffering injuries from falling down a platform gap at Westminster station. The former Home Secretary was attempting to board a District Line train with his guide dog when the incident occurred three weeks ago.