🔻The body of a man suspected of pushing a woman in west London was found at his home.

The lifeless body of Nicholas Brandram, 44, who had been questioned in the case known as the “pinner-pusher” was found at his home. The questioning followed after CCTV footage showed a man running in an apparently unprovoked attack, pushing a woman, who fell in such a way that she was barely not going to be run over by a passing bus. Nicholas Brandram was arrested a few months ago on suspicion of causing serious physical harm to a woman seen in the video. Last week, police confirmed that he had been released while under supervision. The body of the banker was found at his home on Tuesday evening. London police said his death is considered “unexpected,” but not suspicious. A police spokesperson said officers were on scene alongside paramedics “after a man was found unconscious” at a property in west London. They said: “Unfortunately, at the scene, a 44-year-old man died.” Read here.