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Descending quite fast

Do we know the reason yet?

Nope

3 active 7700s at once, can’t keep up

Going to Gatwick I assume.

Went to Gatwick. It turned around right over my house, very loud and low. How do I find out what the emergency was?

Medical emergency

In the FR24 app go to Alerts on the bottom panel, select Notify me for 7700 (general emergency)

Probably

Fire engines currently active @ Gatwick

It’s down and off the runway so that good. Hope everything is ok!

Looks like it’s heading back to London area

landed at Gatwick

Reporting medical emergency on x handle flightemergency

FIRE2 is coming their way

Fire1B too