Stay updated with breaking news from Patrick Green. Get real-time updates on events, politics, business, and more. Visit us for reliable news and exclusive interviews.
A report by the Ben Kinsella Trust - which works to address knife crime - found one in 100 ten-year-old children admit carrying a knife, while one in 14 say they've thought about doing so
THE number of children caught with a knife by police officers has decreased in six years, new figures show.
As Anjorin lay on the ground, Monzo, who was armed with what appeared to be a Samurai sword, stabbed the boy in the chest.
The Government has long promised to ban zombie knives and machetes in its Criminal Justice Bill, which is currently going through Parliament - but campaigners say the legislation is full of holes
A knife crime charity boss has issued a chilling warning following the death of a 14-year-old boy in a sword attack in east London. The boy died at the scene in the Thurlow Gardens area of Hainault after being stabbed on Tuesday morning (30 April), while four others were rushed to hospital, including two police officers. A 36-year-old man was arrested at the scene. Patrick Green from The Ben Kinsella Trust discussed further powers needed for police to tackle knife crime following the attack, when he appeared on LBC on Tuesday evening.