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Hero father who stepped in to protect passengers during Huntingdon train mass stabbing is left paralysed and unable to work
A father who intervened to protect passengers during a mass stabbing on a train in Huntingdon is now paralyzed and unable to work. His heroic action prevented further harm but left him with severe injuries.
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