11 injured in LNER train stabbing of Forest fans

A mass stabbing on an LNER train from Doncaster to London King’s Cross on Saturday evening injured 11 people and forced the service to stop at Huntingdon. Two men were arrested at the scene; one of the suspects was later released. Police said there was nothing to suggest the attack was terror-related and the incident is being treated as a major investigation. Two victims remain in life‑threatening or critical condition while four people who were previously reported with life‑threatening injuries have since been discharged. Many Nottingham Forest supporters returning from the club’s match were on board, and the club and owner Evangelos Marinakis pledged to fund medical care for affected supporters after eyewitnesses said passengers, including Forest fans, confronted the attacker and helped the wounded.