Glasgow Subway services have been suspended after a blind passenger ended up on the tracks.

It's believed the man and his guide dog fell on the tracks just before midday at Bridge Street Station.

A spokesperson for British Transport Police said officers and paramedics were on the scene.

Glasgow Subway said both the Inner and Outer Circles were suspended because of a "passenger-related incident".

A Scottish Ambulance Service spokesperson said: "We received a call at 11.59am to attend an incident Glasgow's Bridge Street Subway station.

"We sent an ambulance, a critical care advanced practitioner, the trauma team and the special operations response team to scene.

"One male patient was taken to the Queen Elizabeth Hospital travelling with the trauma team."

A Scottish Fire and Rescue Service spokeswoman said: "We are responding alongside emergency service partners, after being alerted at 11.55am on Thursday, October 3, to an incident at Bridge Street Subway Station on Eglinton Street, Glasgow.

"Operations Control has mobilised three appliances to the scene."

The Scottish SPCA said the guide dog was 'shocked and shaken' but recovering well and was now being cared for by Guide Dogs UK.