Starmer condemns 'abhorrent scenes' as man arrested over 'horrific' Belfast knife attack
- A Sudanese man was arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after a brutal knife attack in Belfast left a man in his 40s critically injured with wounds likened to an attempted beheading.
- Prime Minister Keir Starmer condemned the attack as abhorrent, praised those who intervened before police arrived, and called the violence sickening.
- Police Service Northern Ireland described the attack as brutal and a critical incident, investigating the motive while reassuring the public.
- Northern Ireland's main political party leaders condemned the attack as horrific and urged calm, emphasizing there is no place for such brutality in society.
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