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General · 3 November 2025

Train Stabbings: LNER Staff Member Fights for Life After Heroic Intervention in Huntingdon Attack

Train Stabbings: LNER Staff Member Fights for Life After Heroic Intervention in Huntingdon Attack

A London North Eastern Railway crew member suffered critical injuries while intervening during a stabbing incident on a Doncaster to London train shortly after it left Peterborough on 1 November. Armed police detained a 32-year-old Peterborough man at Huntingdon station on suspicion of attempted murder. Ten people required hospital treatment; five have since been discharged. British Transport Police commended the staff member’s actions, noting their intervention likely prevented further harm.

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