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Chilling moment schoolchildren run for their lives after 50-strong 'stab gang' armed with knives and machetes invaded 16th birthday party at primary school​

Shocking footage shows the moment panicked schoolchildren fled for their lives after a gang of youths crashed a school birthday party and launched a horrifying knife attack. Dozens of police officers swooped on Elm Park Primary School's hall, in Havering, east London, at around 9pm on Saturday when a group of more than 50 youths armed with knives and machetes reportedly gatecrashed the 16th birthday celebration.

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Chilling moment schoolchildren run through the streets for safety

Dozens of police officers swooped on Elm Park Primary School's hall, in Havering, Essex, at around 9pm on Saturday after two teenagers were stabbed.

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Two teenagers stabbed after birthday party at Essex border primary school​

Separately, two individuals, including a 16-year old male and a 19-year old male sustained suspected knife injuries and were taken to hospital where their injuries were deemed neither life changing nor life threatening.

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Two teenagers stabbed after birthday party at primary school

The school's headteacher has been left shocked after the incident at the private event

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Police hurt in knife incident at primary school​

Four police officers have been hurt in an incident involving knives at a school, the Metropolitan Police has said.
Officers were called to a party at Elm Park Primary School in Hornchurch, east London at about 21:00 GMT on Saturday after a fight reportedly broke out.

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Police hurt in knife incident at party at Elm Park Primary School

Officers were called to a party at Elm Park Primary School on Saturday after a fight was reported.

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Poland suspends right of migrants to apply for asylum​

Poland on Wednesday temporarily suspended the right of migrants arriving in the country via its border with Belarus to apply for asylum.
Prime Minister Donald Tusk declared that the contentious bill would be adopted "without a moment's delay" after it was signed into law by Polish President Andrzej Duda. “I believe that it is necessary to strengthen the security of our borders and the security of Poles,” Duda announced, despite expressing concerns in the past that the legislation would make it harder for dissidents in Belarus to flee the country's repressive regime. The new legislation, which will allow Polish authorities to suspend the right to asylum for 60 days at a time, has been roundly criticised by human rights groups.

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The legislation allows Poland to suspend a migrant's right to asylum in such situations, which Tusk has argued amount to a "serious and real threat" to national security. It allows exemptions for certain categories of people, including minors, pregnant women, individuals with special healthcare needs, people deemed at "real risk of harm" if returned over the border, and citizens of countries such as Belarus that stand accused of using migration as a political weapon. A last minute amendment to the bill also allows families accompanying minors to claim asylum under the new restrictions.

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Poland suspends right of migrants to apply for asylum

The bill, which has been criticised by human rights groups, was signed into law by Poland's President Andrzej Duda.

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Five people injured in stabbing in Amsterdam​

Five people have been injured following a stabbing near the central Dam Square in Amsterdam, police say.
The injured include two Americans, a Polish man, a Belgian woman and a Dutch woman. The youngest is 19 and the oldest 73, police add.
The male suspect, who has been arrested, was overpowered with the help of bystanders and taken to hospital with a leg injury.
Police say the motive behind the attack is "under investigation" but they are considering the possibility that the suspect may have chosen people at random.

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One witness told the Dutch paper De Telegraaf that they suddenly heard an "icy scream" and after that panic broke out in the area.
A shop assistant also said that she heard a lot of shouting and screaming and that people started running, the paper reported.
Amsterdam outlet Het Parool quoted a witness saying he approached a girl after hearing a noise. As someone else shouted to call an ambulance, he saw a knife "sticking out from the girl's back, between her shoulders".

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Amsterdam stabbing: Five people injured, police say

Police say the suspect was arrested after being overpowered with the help of a local resident.

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Officers then quickly arrived at the scene and found five injured people at various locations in and around Sint Nicolaasstraat in the centre of the city, police said. With the help of bystanders, officers apprehended a suspect shortly after the incident, police said.

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