Teen Stabbing Attack at London School

0:00This is your UK News Update for February 27th brought to you by NordVPN, fast, reliable, online privacy. A 13-year-old boy is accused of trying to murder two fellow students and a stabbing attack at Kingsbury High School in North London. On February 10th, around 1240 in the afternoon, he allegedly nifed 112-year-old in the neck inside a classroom full of kids and a teacher. And quickly stabbed at 13-year-old in the playground, less than a minute later. He also reportedly sprayed Ann repellent in a third child's face and filmed the whole thing by hiding his phone in his blazer pocket. The former pupil at the school bought the spray beforehand and entered the grounds, possibly by climbing a wall, despite security at the main gate. The first victim endured three stab wounds, a spinal fracture, and neck and hand injuries that needed surgery, though neither boy's condition is. Life-threatening now, parents and school staff were left shocked by the sudden violence

1:00in such a routine setting. During a court hearing at the Old Bailey via video link, the boy confirmed his name and said he understood the proceedings. He told police right after his arrest that the attack felt like a dream, and he faces charges of attempted murder twice, using a harmful substance. And carrying a knife on school grounds. He's been remanded in youth custody with a plea hearing scheduled for late July and a possible three week trial in November. The case highlights ongoing concerns over youth violence and school safety measures.