Police in Northern Ireland arrest a man on suspicion of attempted murder after a serious stabbing in Belfast. Multiple outlets report the attack happens on Monday evening in the north Belfast area, with the Evening Standard citing Kinnaird Avenue as the location. RTE News and other local reporting say the victim is seriously injured. The Belfast Telegraph describes a community response marked by “significant fear” following the incident and notes that one man is arrested. ABC News also reports the arrest is made on suspicion of attempted murder after a violent knife attack. Additional coverage includes comments by UK Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer condemning the stabbing as “sickening,” while noting that a man has been arrested. The sources agree on the broad timeline, the location in north Belfast, the fact that a knife attack occurs, and that the injured man is taken seriously ill following the incident. They also agree that police have arrested one suspect and that investigations are ongoing.