Overview
- British Transport Police said Anthony Williams, 32, of Peterborough, faces 11 counts of attempted murder, one count of actual bodily harm and two counts of possessing a bladed article, with an initial court appearance set for Monday in Peterborough.
- Police confirmed there is currently no evidence of a terrorist motive after Counter Terrorism Policing assisted early on before stepping back, and detectives continue to investigate the circumstances and motive.
- Eleven people were treated in total, with several discharged and two still in life-threatening condition, and five patients remaining in hospital according to the latest updates.
- A London North Eastern Railway staff member who intervened to protect passengers is in a critical but stable condition, praised by the Transport Secretary for “incredible bravery.”
- Armed officers boarded within about eight minutes of the first 999 call after the train stopped at Huntingdon, and police later said a second man initially arrested was released without charge.