Baby found dead at home in London after ‘concern for welfare’

The grim discovery was made by Metropolitan Police officers responding to reports of a ‘concern for welfare’ in Taviton Street, Camden (Picture: Getty)

A baby has been found dead in north London.

The grim discovery was made by Metropolitan Police officers responding to reports of a ‘concern for welfare’ in Taviton Street, Camden, shortly before 4pm on Monday.

Paramedics were also called to the address, but the infant was found dead inside.

A cordon was set up as an investigation was launched.

A Scotland Yard spokesperson said: ‘Police were called to Taviton Street, WC1, to reports of a concern for welfare.

‘Officers and London Ambulance Service attended the scene. A baby was sadly found dead.

‘Enquiries continue into the circumstances.’

The Met said the alarm was raised at 3.53pm.

Metro has contacted the London Ambulance Service for comment.

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