I was bleeding to death, but all people did was get out their phones and film it
A man in his 20s stood bleeding from a deep knife wound in his stomach, as yet unaware he had been stabbed. Around him, a ...
First UK hospital knife amnesty has ‘terrifying’ results
Zombie knives, machetes and knuckledusters have been handed in to the UK’s first hospital to introduce a knife amnesty. St ...
London A&E doctor describes moment she removed knife from teen's body
It comes as zombie knives, machetes and knuckledusters have been handed in to the UK’s first hospital knife amnesty ...
South London hospital reveals 'terrifying' results of knife amnesty
Hospital in Tooting brought in the measure after its emergency department treated more than 500 people for injuries from ...
Dozens of knives in first UK hospital amnesty bin
Dozens of zombie knives, machetes and knuckledusters have been handed in to the UK's first hospital to introduce a knife ...
'I was stabbed with a 15inch Rambo knife - I didn't realise until I saw it sticking out of me'
The young man who was stabbed with a 15-inch 'Rambo' knife says he had no idea he was even stabbed, but felt a sharp pain and ...
Surge in stab victims forces hospital to offer knife amnesty
Hospital in Tooting brought in the measure after its emergency department treated more than 500 people for injuries from ...
Horrified surgeon tells of removing knives from youngsters’ chests at blade amnesty London hospital
NHS consultant Cleo Kenington revealed St George’s in Tooting treated 511 stab victims last year – nearly double the number ...
Cats ‘put into lockdown’ after five are ‘abducted’ from outside their homes
Pet owners in a leafy corner of south west London are putting their cats in lockdown after a string of moggies have been ...
London 2025 Borough of Culture events listed as council unveils Strictly dance-off and 'soap drama'
Wandsworth will kick off its time as London Borough of Culture with a Strictly-style mass dance, as it prepares for a year of ...
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Stop operating on critical cases, leading surgeon told
Martin Bircher, of St George's Hospital in Tooting, South-West London, revealed yesterday that he was told to give priority to routine surgery on local patients. This meant he had to stop ...