Government Rules Out Airport-Style Security Scanners at Train Stations Following Stabbing Attack

Huntingdon train attack sparks calls for 'airport-style' security at UK stations - The Mirror

Transport Secretary Heidi Alexander has responded to growing calls for 'airport-style' security scanners at UK railway stations following the Huntingdon train attack

Government rules out airport-style security scanners at train stations following stabbing attack

The transport secretary has ruled out installing airport-style security scanners in stations, following an alleged stabbing attack on a train on Saturday evening.

Security expert calls for metal detectors at 'all stations' after horror train stabbing

EXCLUSIVE: Eleven people have been treated for stab wounds following the Huntingdon train stabbings on Saturday evening (November 1), but now one security expert says 'tough' measures are needed

Healey Doesn't Rule Out Airport Security-Style Scanners at Train Stations

Defence Secretary refuses to rule out airport security scanners for trains

John Healey was questioned on whether changes will be made after 10 people were injured in a stabbing rampage on a train in Cambridgeshire.

Government Rules Out Airport-style Security Scanners At Train Stations Following Stabbing Attack

Speaking to Mornings with Ridge and Frost on Sky News on Monday, Heidi Alexander said the government did not want to make “life impossible for everyone”. Chris Philp, the Conservative shadow home secretary, has called for “tough and radical action” to tackle knife crime, including rolling out live facial recognition technology in town centres and train stations. Politics latest: Farage to set out economic policies The questions around security o…