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Crime · 3 November 2025

Extra Police Deployed at UK Train Stations to Reassure Public After Huntingdon Knife Attack

Extra Police Deployed at UK Train Stations to Reassure Public After Huntingdon Knife Attack

Following the mass stabbing on an LNER train near Huntingdon that left 11 injured, the UK has surged police presence across major rail stations and trains on the East Coast Main Line. The high-visibility patrols at London, Birmingham, York, Leeds, Manchester, and Huntingdon stations aim to reassure passengers and maintain safety.

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