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Huntingdon train passengers climb over seats fleeing knife attacker
Jurors heard CCTV and passenger accounts as prosecutors say Anthony Williams stabbed 10 people and intended to kill on the train.
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Stephen Crean says his grapple with the attacker was "like Come Dancing, we were all over the place".
Knifeman who stabbed 10 people on a train was ‘on a mission’, court told
A football fan who tussled with a knifeman who stabbed him and nine others on a London-bound train that was stopped at Huntingdon said his attacker had been “on a mission”, a court heard.
Huntingdon train stabbing: witnesses describe running for their lives
A football fan from Wimbledon who tried to stop the man accused of trying to kill 10 people on a train in Cambridge has spoken in court.
Stephen Crean “grappled” with Anthony Williams in November last year and eventually called 999 from a locked toilet. 33-year-old Williams from Peterborough denies 10 counts of attempted murder. He also denies four other alleged attempted murders in earlier incidents in Peterborough and London. The trial at Cambridge Crown Court continues.
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