Two British Nationals Arrested After Huntingdon Train Stabbing Non-Terror Incident

Two British nationals were arrested following a mass stabbing on a high-speed train from Doncaster to London, which left ten people hospitalized, nine with life-threatening injuries. Police have stated there is no evidence to suggest the attack was terrorism-related, despite initial counter-terrorism involvement in the investigation. The suspects, aged 32 and 35 and both born in the UK, remain in custody as police continue to investigate the motive. The attack occurred on a train that made an unscheduled stop at Huntingdon station, where armed officers quickly arrested the suspects within eight minutes of the emergency call. Emergency services responded swiftly, transporting multiple victims to hospital, and the incident has caused significant disruption to the rail network in the area. Authorities have emphasized that it is too early to speculate on the cause, and the investigation is ongoing.