Summary
King Charles met with rail staff and passengers who showed bravery during a knife attack on a train last month. Eleven people were hurt in the attack, and Anthony Williams has been charged with attempted murder. The event took place on a train traveling from Doncaster to London.
Key Facts
- King Charles met with people who acted bravely during a train knife attack last month.
- The attack happened on a train going from Doncaster to London King's Cross.
- Eleven people were injured and treated in the hospital.
- Anthony Williams, 32, has been charged with 10 counts of attempted murder for the attack.
- Railway worker Samir Zitouni, train driver Andrew Johnson, and others were praised for their actions during the attack.
- Andrew Johnson was praised for diverting the train to a slower track after the alarm was raised.
- The Home Secretary praised the "breathtaking bravery" of passengers and train staff.
- MPs called for awarding the George Cross to those who showed great bravery.
