Overview
- British Transport Police said the case is not being treated as terrorism, though counterterrorism officers continue to support the investigation.
- Prosecutors and police identified the suspect as Anthony Williams of Peterborough, who is due to appear at Peterborough Magistrates’ Court on Monday.
- The Crown Prosecution Service said 10 of the attempted murder counts relate to the train attack and one to a separate incident at an east London station earlier the same day.
- Authorities reported 11 people injured in total, with five discharged from hospital and the remainder still receiving treatment.
- The high-speed service was halted at Huntingdon on Saturday evening, where officers used a Taser to detain suspects and conduct forensic work that has continued to disrupt LNER services.