The police force admitted it had been called to three incidents in Peterborough prior to Saturday night's attack at Huntingdon Station in which 11 people had been treated in hospital View 4 Images Three knife-related incidents happened on Friday and Saturday. (Image: Getty Images)

Cambridgeshire Police have said it was called to multiple knife-related incidents prior to Saturday's mass stabbing on a train in Huntingdon. ‌

On November 1, over 30 police officers - including an armed response unit - raced to Huntingdon train station after passengers aboard a train bound for London hastily alerted emergency services about the stabbing spree unfolding around them. ‌

A total of 11 people had been treated in hospital but one - a member of LNER rail staff - remains in a life-t

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