Barber shop questions whether train stabbing attack could have been prevented if concerns 'were taken seriously'

The owner of a barber shop that was twice confronted by a man wielding a knife has questioned whether the Huntingdon stabbing attack could have been prevented, had the police taken his concerns seriously.

It comes as members of staff at his barber shop came face-to-face with the man believed to be responsible for the stabbing rampage, which saw 10 people taken to hospital for injuries.

"We didn't really comprehend until days later that we could have been victims," says Ibrahim Wanas, owner of Ritzy Barbers.

CCTV images capture a man stood outside the barber shop on Friday evening, before he makes his way inside, waving a knife around and terrifying members of staff and clients in the shop.

Image: Ibrahim Wanas, the owner of Ritzy Barbers

Image: Mr Wanas speaking to Sky's Shamaan F