Two people have been arrested after a number of people were stabbed on a passenger train in Cambridgeshire, England, on Saturday, police said. Officers from British Transport Police (BTP) were at the scene in the town of Huntingdon.

Two people have been arrested, police say, but no details have been released about how many people have been stabbed, or how serious the injuries are.

British police say 10 people have been taken to hospitals after a mass stabbing attack on a London-bound train, nine of them with life-threatening injuries.

UK police arrested two suspects after a mass stabbing on a London-bound train late Saturday that left 10 people in hospital, nine likely with "life-threatening injuries".

Nine people had life-threatening injuries in the attack, which took place during a London North Eastern Railway service from Doncaster to London. No fatalities were reported.

Two people have been arrested and police - after declaring it a major incident - say counter-terrorism officers are supporting the investigation.

British police said Saturday that "multiple people" have been stabbed on a train near Cambridge and that two individuals have been arrested in connection with the incident. British Transport Police said on X that officers are "currently responding to an incident on a train to Huntingdon where multiple people have been stabbed.

Multiple people have been stabbed on a train to Huntingdon, according to the police. The British Transport Police wrote on social media platform X: “We are currently responding to an incident on a train to Huntingdon where multiple people have been stabbed.