Anthony Williams appears in court over the Huntingdon train stabbings. He pleads guilty to multiple counts of wounding with intent, according to reporting from The Independent and the BBC. Outlets also report that he admits responsibility for the wounding offences linked to a stabbing incident on a train that is said to have been forced to stop.

The cases described across outlets differ on the charges and his responses to them. While he enters guilty pleas to some offences, he denies attempted murder, as reported by The Independent and the Evening Standard. The Evening Standard says prosecutors allege a series of knife attacks on a London-bound LNER service headed for King’s Cross. The Daily Mail reports Williams, 32, was arrested in Huntingdon, Cambridgeshire, on 1 November following the incident on a train route between Doncaster and King’s Cross.