DAILY EXPRESS

Armed police raced to the scene in Crossway in Rogiet, Caldicot, South Wales, this evening.

Sir Mark Rylance, known for his powerful performances, said: "Unfortunately wars are fought with and against civilians today and I consider it an offence not to remember their suffering."

British Transport Police, which earlier said there was "nothing to suggest" the attack was a terrorist incident, has given a major update on its investigation.

An eyewitness said "something changed" in the eyes of the alleged attacker.

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A man in his 70s from the Leeds area died at the scene.

Officials from two low-cost airlines have warned carriers could decide to move planes out of the UK due to rising charges.

The hero driver diverted the train so that emergency responders were able to rush to the scene.

It is feared many of the missing children may have been taken by traffickers.