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Emergency services have been called after “multiple people” were stabbed on a train. British Transport Police are currently responding to the incident on an LNER train to Huntingdon, Cambridgeshire. Cambridgeshire Police are also at the scene and two people have been arrested.No details about how many people have been stabbed have been released, or how serious the injuries are. The LNER website confirmed “emergency services are dealing with an incident between Stevenage and Peterborough”. All lines are currently closed while the incident is dealt with. “Trains running between these stations may be delayed by up to 60 minutes or revised.”Major…

Aston Villa, Manchester United and Lyon are keen on Real Madrid striker Endrick, Napoli want Manchester United’s Kobbie Mainoo in January and N’Golo Kante could make return to France.Aston Villa have joined Manchester United in wanting to sign 19-year-old Brazil striker Endrick on loan from Real Madrid in January. (Daily Star on Sunday), external However, Lyon are favourites to land Endrick, who is keen to move to get more first-team football and improve his chances of making Brazil’s squad for the 2026 World Cup. (Foot Mercato – in French), external Manchester United are also set to step up their efforts…

Two people have been arrested after multiple people were stabbed on a train to Huntington, police say.British Transport Police (BTP) said it was “currently responding to an incident on a train to Huntingdon where multiple people have been stabbed”.The force said that two people had been arrested and BTP officers were working alongside Cambridgeshire Police with more than 30 officers called to the scene.”We were called at 7.39pm with reports that multiple people had been stabbed on a train,” Cambridgeshire Police said.”Armed officers attended and the train was stopped at Huntingdon, where two men were arrested.”A number of people have…

A photographer who captured a comet in the night sky above the Yorkshire Dales said he spent weeks waiting for the perfect moment for the shot.Dominic Reardon, who lives Arnside, Cumbria, travelled to Muker in North Yorkshire to photograph Comet Lemmon on 25 October.He said he was “watching the weather forecast like a hawk” before finally getting a gap in the clouds and his chance to take his photo.The comet, officially known as C/2025 A6, was detected in January by astronomers at the Mount Lemmon Survey in Arizona and will not return for 1,300 years.Mr Reardon, 29, said he took…

Lightweight world champion Gervonta Davis is facing a new lawsuit following fresh allegations of attacking an ex-girlfriend – two weeks before he is due to fight Jake Paul.A civil lawsuit was filed against the 30-year-old by ex-girlfriend Courtney Rossel in Miami-Dade County, Florida on Thursday, accusing the boxer of battery, aggravated battery, false imprisonment, kidnapping, and intentional infliction of emotional distress.Rossel is seeking compensatory and punitive damages “of over $50,000” (£38,145), along with requesting a jury trial.American Davis is scheduled to face YouTuber-turned-boxer Paul in an exhibition bout in Miami on 14 November.Fight promoters Most Valuable Promotions issued a statement…

Watch GB News’ Tony McGuire reporting from Edinburgh while a protest and counter-protest engulfed the Scottish Parliament. Women’s rights groups gathered in cities across the UK to demand the implementation of the Supreme Court’s trans ruling on Saturday, marking 199 days since the landmark decision.In Edinburgh, campaigners from pro-women’s rights group Women Won’t Wheesht protested at the bottom of the Royal Mile alongside supporting groups.They are encouraging the full implementation of the Supreme Court ruling “without delay, across all Government departments, services and policies”.In April, the Supreme Court ruled that the term “women” refers to biological sex, rather than gender…

Sir Keir Starmer and his Chancellor are “toast” after the duo were engulfed in Labour’s latest scandal, a former Mayor told GB News.Rachel Reeves became the centre of political attention last week when she wrote to her leader admitting she had made an “inadvertent error” when renting out her London home.Ms Reeves has since faced substantial criticism for her failure to secure mandatory licensing from Southwark Council for her Dulwich rental property.She referred herself to the independent ethics adviser and informed the Prime Minister that she had no knowledge of the licensing requirement.The Prime Minister has backed his Chancellor on…

More than 130 cars have been admired on London’s Pall Mall as St James’s Motoring Spectacle returned to the capital.Organised by the Royal Automobile Club with the permission of Westminster City Council, the event is seen as the curtain-raiser to the following day’s London to Brighton Car Run. The St James’s Spectacle showcased vehicles from the birth of motoring to the most recent hypercars.About 75 pre-1905 vehicles took part – and they, with hundreds of others, will join Sunday’s run to Brighton.Pedal power was also celebrated, with a collection spanning veteran bicycles and early motorcycles through to modern electric bikes.

Having scored six goals from seven shots on target, Welbeck is on track to surpass the career-best 10 top-flight goals he scored last season.Several different strikers have played second fiddle to Harry Kane in recent years, but none are currently enjoying the kind of purple patch Welbeck is.”If you look at the forward options in Tuchel’s last squad there aren’t many obvious stand-ins for Harry Kane,” Alan Shearer told BBC Sport.”Anthony Gordon, Jarrod Bowen, Bukayo Saka aren’t going to fill that role and Ollie Watkins hasn’t been firing for Aston Villa, so any English striker scoring goals in the Premier…

Autumn’s arrival transforms Britain’s suburban streets into battlegrounds over a most contentious gardening implement – the leaf blower.The roaring device of seasonal maintenance, has seen communities and neighbours rowing.On one side stand the devoted users who use the tool to blast leaves into neat piles for disposal. Others simply blast the leaves onto pavements or neighbouring properties.Opposing them are residents who yearn for quieter times, when rakes and brooms were enough for autumn tidying. These critics claim the machines are unbearable, environmental harm and unnecessary disturbance.The controversy has escalated beyond neighbourhood disputes, drawing prominent voices into the fray whilst exposing…