Terror on the Tracks: Ten Hospitalized After Mass Stabbing on UK Train Near Cambridge — Two Men Arrested
Chaos and fear erupted aboard a train in Huntingdon, Cambridgeshire, on Saturday night after a shocking mass stabbing left at least ten passengers hospitalized. According to police, the attack occurred shortly before 8 p.m. local time, sending travelers into panic as emergency calls flooded in. Armed officers swiftly intercepted the train, detaining two male suspects believed to be responsible for the violent assault. Authorities confirmed that all victims were rushed to nearby hospitals for treatment, while the British Transport Police has taken over the ongoing investigation. The Huntingdon station, located roughly 19 miles from Cambridge, was immediately cordoned off as forensic teams combed the scene for evidence.
The chilling incident has drawn nationwide attention and condemnation. Prime Minister Keir Starmer expressed deep concern on social media, calling the attack “deeply troubling” and praising first responders for their swift action. Local MP Ben Obese-Jecty also stated he was monitoring the situation closely, sending thoughts and prayers to the victims. Meanwhile, Huntingdon Town Football Club and residents across Cambridgeshire have voiced solidarity and sorrow for those affected. While police have not yet revealed a motive, the stabbing has reignited public anxiety about safety on Britain’s transport networks—turning an ordinary evening commute into a night of horror.
