Counter-terrorism police are leading an investigation into a stabbing at a school in Manchester, according to multiple outlets. The incident involves three victims: two pupils, both aged 14, and a male member of staff, aged 27. All three are reported to have been injured in the knife attack.
The reporting across sources indicates that specialist counter-terrorism officers have taken charge of the case, suggesting authorities are treating the incident as potentially linked to wider security concerns while inquiries continue. Details about the circumstances leading up to the attack, the location within the school, the extent of the injuries, and the actions taken by officers at the scene are not provided in the material shared.
No information is included across the sources on whether any arrests have been made, the condition of those injured, or any statements from school officials or police on possible motives. The investigation remains ongoing.
