A KNIFE rampage on a high-speed train which has left nine people fighting for their lives unfolded over a 15-minute window of horror. The nine-carriage LNER service departed Doncaster in South

People in Huntingdon have found themselves at the centre of a national news story after a train was forced to make an unscheduled stop in their town after multiple stabbings on board. Two people remain in a life-threatening condition in hospital and two men have been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after Saturday evening's incident.

Counter-terror police have joined investigation into attack which started shortly after LNER train left Peterborough station

Armed police deployed to Huntingdon, Cambridgeshire, last night after at least 11 people were stabbed on a train heading from Doncaster to London King's Cross. One man is still fighting for his life in hospital,

U.K. police said Sunday that two people remain in a life-threatening condition following a mass stabbing on a London-bound train the previous evening. Authorities added that there was "nothing to suggest" the attack was a terrorist incident.

An alleged attacker repeatedly screamed “kill me”after a terrifying knife attack on a packed train in the UK left multiple commuters fighting for life, according to a witness who captured dramatic video of the arrest.

A "heroic" rail worker who tried to stop a knife attacker as he carried out a mass stabbing on a high-speed train remains in a life-threatening condition. A 32-year-old man who was arrested after the 6.25pm Doncaster to London King's Cross LNER service was stopped at Huntingdon, in Cambridgeshire, is being treated as the only suspect, police said.

A survivor of the UK train mass stabbing has described how she begged for her life, and the madman attacker told her “the devil’s not going to win.”

Cambridgeshire and Peterborough MP Paul Bristow has spoken from Huntingdon Railway Station on Sunday morning (November 2) following the tragic multiple stabbing.

A rail staff member is still fighting for his life and a British man remains in police custody after a knife attack unleashed horror on a London-bound train, leaving 11 injured. British Transport Police (BTP) have said there is “nothing to suggest” the rampage,

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The stabbing took place on the 18.25 GMT Saturday night LNER train service from Doncaster to London's King Cross station. Passengers reported that at least one person brandishing a knife began stabbing passengers on the train after the train stopped at Peterborough, Cambridgeshire.