London police have arrested a man on Monday following a stabbing incident in Leicester Square. The incident involved a 34-year-old woman and an 11-year-old girl who were both injured. Metropolitan Police are currently investigating the matter.
The woman and girl were taken to a local hospital by an ambulance. The police have stated that they do not suspect anyone else in the incident.
According to authorities, they currently do not consider the incident to be related to terrorism.
The authorities indicated that the girl required hospital treatment; however, they reassured that her injuries were not life-threatening. It is believed that the woman sustained only minor injuries during the attack.
During a surge of far-right riots, Southport, England experienced a horrific incident of civil disorder. This incident involved a stabbing spree, resulting in the tragic deaths of three children and the injury of eight others. It is being regarded as one of the most severe cases of civil unrest in over a decade.
King Charles III made a heartfelt plea on Saturday, calling for “mutual respect and understanding” amidst the rising tide of anti-immigrant and far-right violence.
King Charles commended Prime Minister Keir Starmer and the dedicated efforts of the police officials in successfully curbing the violence across the country and confronting the disruptive protests.
