Missing Sarah Cunningham's body found on tube tracks after artist last seen leaving stranger's flat

The body of a woman who disappeared on Saturday night after leaving her flat has been found, police have said. Sarah Cunningham disappeared in Camden, central London, in the early hours of Saturday.

She was last seen leaving an apartment building on Jamestown Road, near Camden Lock. Metropolitan Police today issued an update saying the body of a woman had been found on the tracks at Chalk Farm tube station. They said the death was not being treated as suspicious.

The 31-year-old artist was spotted at 2.30 am on Saturday morning, her brother said in a post on X, formerly Twitter. In a heartbreaking appeal on Saturday afternoon he asked for information on his sister's whereabouts.

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He said: "My sister Sarah Cunningham has been missing since 2.30am in Camden. Last seen leaving apartment building on Jamestown Road. She was wearing a black outfit. If you have any information please let me or the police know. She has been officially reported as missing."

Her boyfriend Jack Brown also took to social media asking for information on her whereabouts. "My girlfriend Sarah Cunningham has been missing in Camden since 2.30 am this morning," he wrote in a Facebook post. "She was last seen leaving an apartment building on Jamestown Road.

"Police have been notified and she has been reported as officially missing. If anyone has any information on her whereabouts or has seen or heard anything then please let myself or the police know."

The Met Police confirmed officers were involved in trying to find Sarah, previously posting: "Have you seen Sarah? Sarah, 31, was last seen at about 3am on Saturday, November 2 on Jamestown Road, Camden."

But in an update today, the force confirmed her body had been found. It said: "At around 01.11hrs on Monday, 4 November emergency services were called to reports of a casualty on the tracks at Chalk Farm Underground Station. While we await formal identification, Sarah's family have been informed of this development. They have asked that their privacy is respected at this very difficult time.

"Officers from the Met are working with colleagues in the British Transport Police to look into the circumstances. The death is being treated as unexpected but at this time it is not thought to be suspicious."