A 14-year-old boy was fatally stabbed on a bus in London, with the police launching an investigation and arresting three people in connection with the crime, according to the British media reports on Wednesday (Jan 15).&nbsp;
The police identified the victim as Kelyan Bokassa who was stabbed on Tuesday. A report by The Guardian said that Bokassa was travelling on a 472 bus to Abbey Wood when he was attacked at about 2.30 pm local time.
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Paramedics arrived at the scene but could not save the 14-year-old. The deceased boy's family was being investigated by specialist officers.
<h2>Investigation launched, three arrested</h2>
In a statement, the Metropolitan Police said that two boys, aged 15 and 16, were arrested on Wednesday on suspicion of murder. The teenagers remained in custody.
"A 44-year-old woman was arrested on suspicion of assisting an offender, she also remains in custody," the statement added.
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Detective Chief Inspector Sarah Lee, the lead of the investigation, said that while these arrests marked a significant step in the probe, "we continue to appeal for anyone with information about Keylan&rsquo;s murder to come forward and speak to us."
"I know that this incident deeply affected you all, and I hope that these two arrests reassure you that we are doing everything to tackle violent offenders across London,&rdquo; Detective Chief Inspector Lee added.&nbsp;
<h2>People urged to assist in investigation</h2>
The police also urged anyone "with information that could assist the investigation is asked to call 101, quoting the reference 3795/07Jan."
"You can also contact the independent charity Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111," the statement added.&nbsp;
(With inputs from agencies)

In a statement, the Metropolitan Police said that two boys, aged 15 and 16, were arrested on Wednesday on suspicion of murder. A 44-year-old woman was also arrested. 

A 14-year-old boy was fatally stabbed on a bus in London, with the police launching an investigation and arresting three people in connection with the crime, according to the British media reports on Wednesday (Jan 15). The police identified the victim as Kelyan Bokassa who was stabbed on Tuesday. A report by The Guardian said that Bokassa was travelling on a 472 bus to Abbey Wood when he was attacked at about 2.30 pm local time. Also read | Designer handbags, jewellery worth over $12 million stolen from London home of influencer Paramedics arrived at the scene but could not save the 14-year-old. The deceased boy's family was being investigated by specialist officers. Investigation launched, three arrested In a statement, the Metropolitan Police said that two boys, aged 15 and 16, were arrested on Wednesday on suspicion of murder. The teenagers remained in custody. "A 44-year-old woman was arrested on suspicion of assisting an offender, she also remains in custody," the statement added. Click here to read the full statement of the Metropolitan Police Detective Chief Inspector Sarah Lee, the lead of the investigation, said that while these arrests marked a significant step in the probe, "we continue to appeal for anyone with information about Keylan’s murder to come forward and speak to us." "I know that this incident deeply affected you all, and I hope that these two arrests reassure you that we are doing everything to tackle violent offenders across London,” Detective Chief Inspector Lee added. People urged to assist in investigation The police also urged anyone "with information that could assist the investigation is asked to call 101, quoting the reference 3795/07Jan." "You can also contact the independent charity Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111," the statement added. (With inputs from agencies)

14-year-old fatally stabbed in London bus, police arrest three including two teens

After getting arrested with a crossbow at Windsor Castle, the UK police charged a 20-year-old Indian-origin man with an offence under Britain's 1842 Treason Act.

Following the incident at the castle, Jaswant Singh Chail has also been charged with making threats to kill and possession of an offensive weapon.

London's Metropolitan Police said that Chail is currently in custody and will appear at Westminster Magistrates' Court in the British capital on August 17.

After pleading guilty to firing blank shots at the monarch when she was on parade, Briton Marcus Sarjeant was sentenced to five years imprisonment in 1981.

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The last person to be convicted under the separate and more serious 1351 Treason Act was William Joyce who collaborated with Germany during World War II.

The Met said that security processes were triggered within moments of the breach and that the individual did not enter any buildings following the Windsor Castle incident.

Prince Charles and his wife Camilla were spending Christmas Day at the castle with Queen Elizabeth II as a precautionary measure amid resurgent Covid-19 cases.

In 1982, while the queen was in bed, a man in his 30s entered her private chambers at Buckingham Palace.

In the last two years, two men have been arrested for scaling the gates of the Palace and bedded down for the night on its grounds before being caught.

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After getting arrested with a crossbow at Windsor Castle, the UK police charged a 20-year-old Indian-origin man with an offence under Britain's 1842 Treason Act.

After getting arrested with a crossbow at Windsor Castle, the UK police charged a 20-year-old Indian-origin man with an offence under Britain's 1842 Treason Act. Following the incident at the castle, Jaswant Singh Chail has also been charged with making threats to kill and possession of an offensive weapon. London's Metropolitan Police said that Chail is currently in custody and will appear at Westminster Magistrates' Court in the British capital on August 17. After pleading guilty to firing blank shots at the monarch when she was on parade, Briton Marcus Sarjeant was sentenced to five years imprisonment in 1981. × The last person to be convicted under the separate and more serious 1351 Treason Act was William Joyce who collaborated with Germany during World War II. The Met said that security processes were triggered within moments of the breach and that the individual did not enter any buildings following the Windsor Castle incident. Prince Charles and his wife Camilla were spending Christmas Day at the castle with Queen Elizabeth II as a precautionary measure amid resurgent Covid-19 cases. In 1982, while the queen was in bed, a man in his 30s entered her private chambers at Buckingham Palace. In the last two years, two men have been arrested for scaling the gates of the Palace and bedded down for the night on its grounds before being caught. (With inputs from agencies) Watch WION's live TV here: ×

Indian-origin man charged under Britain's Treason Act over crossbow threat to Queen Elizabeth II

The iconic Scotland Yard building which housed the London Metropolitan Police for several decades will soon open to the public in the form of a luxury hotel.&nbsp;

An Indian billionaire Yusufalli Kader had acquired the famous building four years ago for a whopping hundred and ten million pounds.

The 22-storey, 600,000-square-foot (56,000-square-metre) office block, a short walk from both the Houses of Parliament and Buckingham Palace at Victoria, has been home to the Metropolitan Police since 1967.&nbsp;

Kader put a whole new concept in place turning the property into a hotel which reportedly cost him 75 million pounds but he has taken care to preserve the essence of the old building despite wholescale renovation.

The police cells in the building have been converted into a&nbsp;workplace&nbsp;and meeting rooms and the guests now have access to a tea parlour and a secret whisky bar, a ballroom and a restaurant.

The luxury hotel now also boasts of prisoners and military uniforms.

The famous London building has 153 rooms, some of them have been converted from what was previously criminal detention cells.

The all-new ultra-luxury hotel will open to the public later this year.

The iconic Scotland Yard building which housed the London Metropolitan Police for several decades will soon open to the public in the form of a luxury hotel. An Indian billionaire Yusufalli Kader had acquired the famous building four years ago for a whopping hundred and ten million pounds.

The iconic Scotland Yard building which housed the London Metropolitan Police for several decades will soon open to the public in the form of a luxury hotel. An Indian billionaire Yusufalli Kader had acquired the famous building four years ago for a whopping hundred and ten million pounds. The 22-storey, 600,000-square-foot (56,000-square-metre) office block, a short walk from both the Houses of Parliament and Buckingham Palace at Victoria, has been home to the Metropolitan Police since 1967. Kader put a whole new concept in place turning the property into a hotel which reportedly cost him 75 million pounds but he has taken care to preserve the essence of the old building despite wholescale renovation. The police cells in the building have been converted into a workplace and meeting rooms and the guests now have access to a tea parlour and a secret whisky bar, a ballroom and a restaurant. The luxury hotel now also boasts of prisoners and military uniforms. The famous London building has 153 rooms, some of them have been converted from what was previously criminal detention cells. The all-new ultra-luxury hotel will open to the public later this year.

Indian billionaire Yusufalli Kader turns London's Scotland Yard building into luxury hotel

London Mayor Sadiq Khan said on Thursday the safety of Londoners was his top priority and the public should remain calm and vigilant after a knife attack in central London. 
 
One woman was killed and five others injured by a man with suspected mental health issues who went on the rampage with a knife in central London late on Wednesday, an attack police said could be linked to terrorism. 
 
&quot;The safety of all Londoners is my number one priority,&quot; Khan said in a statement. 
 
&quot;I urge all Londoners to remain calm and vigilant. Please report anything suspicious to the police&lrm;. We all have a vital role to play as eyes and ears for our police and security services and in helping to ensure London is protected.&quot; 
 
Londoners said they were nervous following the knife attack in central London. 
&quot;I think that the recent attacks in the rest of Europe have got everyone on high alert and I think that there is a lot more anxiety running through London right now,&quot; said Londoner Cal Strode. 
 
London&#39;s Metropolitan police force had set up a cordon around the scene in Russell Square, near the centre of the city. 
 
&quot;It&#39;s such a busy area, it is right by Euston station. There must be thousands of people who pass through this area every day. I heard on the news this morning that the police response was quite quick I mean so that gives some comfort but yeah I&#39;m shocked,&quot; Strode added. 
 
Robert Burns, a teacher walking past the site of the attack on his way to work said he thought chances of being killed in an attack were slim. 
 
&quot;I look at the statistics - there are about two million people in central London at any one time. If one person is killed, the chances are it won&#39;t be me. It&#39;s the only way I can look at it and still feel comfortable,&quot; he told Reuters. 
 
A woman in her 60s was treated at the scene of the attack but was pronounced dead a short time later. 
 
(Reuters) 
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Nervous Londoners are on high alert after the stabbing in the central city left one person dead and injured five others

London Mayor Sadiq Khan said on Thursday the safety of Londoners was his top priority and the public should remain calm and vigilant after a knife attack in central London. One woman was killed and five others injured by a man with suspected mental health issues who went on the rampage with a knife in central London late on Wednesday, an attack police said could be linked to terrorism. "The safety of all Londoners is my number one priority," Khan said in a statement. "I urge all Londoners to remain calm and vigilant. Please report anything suspicious to the police‎. We all have a vital role to play as eyes and ears for our police and security services and in helping to ensure London is protected." Londoners said they were nervous following the knife attack in central London. "I think that the recent attacks in the rest of Europe have got everyone on high alert and I think that there is a lot more anxiety running through London right now," said Londoner Cal Strode. London's Metropolitan police force had set up a cordon around the scene in Russell Square, near the centre of the city. "It's such a busy area, it is right by Euston station. There must be thousands of people who pass through this area every day. I heard on the news this morning that the police response was quite quick I mean so that gives some comfort but yeah I'm shocked," Strode added. Robert Burns, a teacher walking past the site of the attack on his way to work said he thought chances of being killed in an attack were slim. "I look at the statistics - there are about two million people in central London at any one time. If one person is killed, the chances are it won't be me. It's the only way I can look at it and still feel comfortable," he told Reuters. A woman in her 60s was treated at the scene of the attack but was pronounced dead a short time later. (Reuters)

London mayor Sadiq Khan urges public to stay calm, vigilant after knife attack