Man accused of mass train stabbing admits wounding
Summary
A man named Anthony Williams admitted to causing injuries during a stabbing incident on a train in Cambridgeshire in November 2025. He pleaded guilty to 12 counts of wounding with intent and other related charges but denies several attempted murder charges, which will be decided in a trial starting soon.Key Facts
- The stabbing happened on a train traveling from Doncaster to London on November 1, 2025.
- Anthony Williams, 33, admitted to 12 counts of wounding with intent and other offenses but denies some attempted murder charges.
- The attack caused the train to stop unexpectedly at Huntingdon railway station.
- Williams also admitted to stealing knives and carrying bladed weapons in public places.
- He faces additional charges including affray (fighting) at a barber shop and assaulting a police officer.
- The trial for the charges Williams denies is set to begin next Monday and may last six weeks.
- Williams appeared in court via video link from a hospital in Nottinghamshire.
- The incident led to police investigations and temporary closure of Huntingdon Station for evidence collection.
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