A 32-year-old British man of Caribbean descent was arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after a number of people were stabbed on a London-bound train.

UK police were Sunday investigating a mass stabbing on a London-bound train that injured several passengers, having arrested two British nationals and saying there was no suggestion of terrorism as the motive "at this stage".

Multiple people were stabbed on a train service from Doncaster to London King’s Cross in England on Saturday, Nov. 1 Two British nationals were arrested at the scene on suspicion of attempted murder The British Transport Police said in a press conference on Sunday that two victims remain in a life-threatening condition following the incident At least 10 people were rushed to the hospital after a stabbing spree on a train in the UK.

Nine people have been left with life-threatening injuries after passengers on a train from Doncaster to London were attacked in a mass stabbing on Saturday night (1 November). 10 people were injured and taken to hospital, with witnesses reporting that police used a Taser on a man who was holding a knife.

NOT KENT update: Video of armed officers running down a platform at HUNTINGDON where a train had stopped after passengers were stabbed. Unconfirmed report of as many as 10 casualties. Cambridgeshire Police say two people were arrested after they were alerted at 7.39pm tonight. pic.twitter.com/WTnXHTuc6B

A mass stabbing on an LNER train from Doncaster to King's Cross resulted in ten hospitalizations, nine with life-threatening injuries. Police declared a major incident, with counter-terrorism officers assisting the investigation.

Police were alerted to an attack onboard a London North Eastern Railway (LNER) service bound for King's Cross, which resulted in 10 people being taken to hospital, with nine suffering life-threatening injuries. It was reported that police used a taser on a man holding a knife, with two suspects being arrested in the aftermath.