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Man Charged with Stabbing at Anti-War Protest

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A man from Harrow charged with stabbing during anti-war protest outside Downing Street, leaving one injured. Five arrested, four released on bail. Suspect faces charges for causing grievous bodily harm and carrying a bladed article. Tensions high as police investigate and court date set.

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Man Charged with Stabbing at Anti-War Protest

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UK News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Man Charged with Stabbing at Anti-War Protest. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On April 24, a 37-year-old man from Herald has been charged with stabbing another guy during an anti-war protest outside Downing Street. This week, the incident went down at 7.18 pm on Wednesday, April 22, right on White Hall, as folks rallied against the war in Iran. Cops showed up quick after reports of a fight among protesters. Five men got arrested on the spot, including a man in his 40s who took a knife wound to the body. He ended up in the hospital but got discharged soon after, with injuries that ain't life-threatening or permanent. Faheed Maddawffer now faces charges for causing grievous bodily harm, with intent, plus carrying a bladed article in public. He's locked up and headed to Westminster Magistrate's Court on Friday, April 24. Meanwhile, the other four arrested dudes are out on bail, as police keep digging into what sparked the dispute. Tensions run high at these rallies, but this one's got everyone watching close for more fallout.

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