Huntingdon train victim calls 999 from toilet
The audio recording of a 999 call made by a man who was stabbed on a train has been played to a jury.
It was heard in the trial of Anthony Williams, 33, who is accused of attempting to murder 10 train passengers and staff on a Doncaster to London train on 1 November last year.
Stephen Crean, who had locked himself in a train toilet, told the operator he had been stabbed "all over" and left "covered in blood".
Williams, of Langford Road, Peterborough, denies multiple counts of attempted murder. The trial continues.
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