Britain Today.

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Just to make sure you don't think Mayor Sadiq Khan's domain has eased on the stabbing front,
here's a couple of articles for you to read and sigh with relief about the diversity that Londinistan
enjoys.

London stabbing horror as boy, 15, rushed to hospital – police on scene of daylight attack

'A 15-year-old boy has been rushed to hospital after being stabbed in broad daylight in northwest London.
The Met Police were called shortly after 4.30pm following reports of a stabbing incident around Dobson Close in
Swiss Cottage. Officers and ambulance crews attended the scene and found a 15-year-old boy with a stomach
wound.

The force said the teenager was treated at the scene and has been taken to a local hospital.
His condition is not life threatening or life changing, police said. The Met Police added an investigation remains
ongoing...'

London bloodbath: Boy knifed to death 'during school run' - sickening daylight attack
A 15-year-old  boy has been stabbed to death in west London - the latest fatal knife attack to blight capital in the
space of barely a fortnight, and the fourth in less than 24 hours.

And the borough commander has said the impact of the tragedy "will reverberate throughout our communities".
Police were called to a fight at 8.34am this morning in Blyth Road, Hayes. A statement issued by the Met said:
"Officers attended the location and found a 15-year-old boy suffering from multiple stab wounds...'

The Express:

Maybe I should widen my scope, at least a few miles outside of Londinistan. 'Bucks' is short for Buckinghamshire.

Dad-of-four, 35, ‘stabbed to death’ in front of horrified parents on Father’s Day after being ‘targeted by gang’

'A dad-of-four was stabbed to death in front of his horrified parents on Father's Day after being targeted by a
gang, terrified locals say. The 35-year-old, named locally as Beau, was killed after a fight in Burnham, Bucks,
yesterday afternoon.

Beau collapsed in front of his parents' home and was declared dead at the scene shortly after.
Locals say the dad-of-four had only recently moved back in with his mum and dad.

One neighbour said: "I was having Father's Day lunch out the back of my house when I heard something unusual.
"I think the victim was stabbed. I came out of my house and I saw Beau's father in a chair and a critical care
ambulance car was just across our driveway.

"I have been told that five people came over to beat Beau up and then ran away through the alleyway to Oxford
Avenue. "The police forensic people were in the alleyway last night, looking down the drains and trying to find
something - possibly a knife."

Another neighbour added: "It was quite a shock to us when we saw all the police arrive on the road yesterday
afternoon. "Nothing like this has happened here before, it is a really nice and friendly area and a quiet street.
We have certainly never seen anything like it."

Police say they were called to the scene at around 1.10pm following reports of an "altercation".
A murder probe has been launched and no arrests have been made...'

The Sun: