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Huntingdon, British Transport Police and stabbing

Man, 32, treated as only suspect in train stabbing as staff member in life-threatening condition, police say

British Transport Police say the "heroic" man who tried to stop the attack remains in hospital. Five others have been discharged.

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UK train stabbing: Terror police investigate as 9 fight for their lives in Huntingdon

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Huntingdon train knifeman’s chilling words to panicking passengers revealed

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UK Police Release 1 of 2 Men Arrested Over Train Stabbings and Laud ‘Heroic’ Rail Worker

British police said Sunday that one of two men arrested in connection with a mass stabbing attack that spread fear and panic on a London-bound train a day earlier has been released without charge, and...

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'Heroic' train worker saved many lives in stabbing attack, police say

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UK police say train stabbings carried out by lone attacker, not terrorism

Train derailment latest: Photo shows damage at front of carriage - as Network Rail reveals initial cause

A train derailed in Cumbria, with a major incident declared. Dozens on board were evacuated, with initial indications suggesting what may have caused the incident. Scroll back through this page to catch up on what happened.

Home Secretary issues update confirming Huntingdon train stabbings 'not terrorism'

The train was brought to a stop at Huntingdon station, where police arrested two men on suspicion of attempted murder. Speaking at a press conference this morning (Sunday), Superintendent John Loveless said the incident is not thought to be a terror attack at this time.

NL Times

Virgin to compete with Eurostoar with high-speed Amsterdam-London train launching 2030

Virgin plans to launch a high-speed train between London and Amsterdam by 2030. The British rail regulator gave Virgin the green light to launch a service through the Channel Tunnel, introducing competition for Eurostar,

Railway Gazette International

Branson promises ‘Virgin magic’ to shake-up cross-Channel train services ‘for good’

EUROPE: Virgin Group has set out more details of its planned Channel Tunnel high speed train services and its funding partners, with founder Sir Richard Branson saying 'it's time to end this 30-year monopoly and bring some Virgin magic to the cross-Channel route'.