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The UK Government's warning to stay indoors and 'two-metre-gap-between-each-other' advice
sadly didn't work here. The BBC doesn't like accusing women of crimes, so hence the title.

Bolton stabbing: Girl, seven, killed by stranger in park.



'A seven-year-old girl has died after being stabbed by a stranger in a park.
The girl suffered serious injuries in the attack at Queen's Park in Bolton at about 14:30 GMT,
Greater Manchester Police said. A force spokesman said despite the "best efforts of her family
and medical responders, she died a short while later".

A 30-year-old woman, who was not known to the family, was arrested at the scene on suspicion of
murder. Assistant Chief Constable Russ Jackson said officers were "working to understand the motive
for this completely random and brutal attack".

"A woman who was not known to the family was detained by a member of the public and then arrested
by the police," he said. "We understand that the woman has some history of mental illness and we are
working to understand if this played any part in her motive."

He said the attack was "a family's worst nightmare".
"The incident is horrendous and I cannot begin to imagine what the family of this little girl are going through,"
Mr Jackson said. "We are determined to quickly understand how this came to happen, leaving a young family
so distraught and so devastated in an instant."...'

BBC:

An update, the woman was a loony.

Bolton stabbing: Woman held under Mental Health Act.