Three people are stabbed near Liverpool Street Station in shocking broad daylight attack

Three people have been stabbed and a further one person injured after being ‘pushed to the floor’ in a bloodbath on the streets of central London this morning. 

A mass emergency response has been seen near Liverpool Street Station in as multiple ambulances and police cars rushed to a scene on Bishopsgate.

Footage on social media showed four police vehicles and four ambulance vehicles on the road by the 22 Bishopsgate skyscraper. 

The City of London police said: ‘We are aware of an incident this morning on Bishopsgate. 

Reports on social media suggest that four people have been stabbed on Bishopsgate in central London

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Pictures from the scene show police and paramedics at work as a large area is cordoned off

Images online showed a large police and ambulance response to the incident

‘Our officers are at the scene and London Ambulance are in attendance. A cordon is currently in place.’

They later said: ‘We received reports of three stabbings and a person pushed to the floor on Bishopsgate at 9.46am and officers arrived at the scene at 9.51am. 

‘Three victims were taken by LAS to a nearby hospital to be treated. 

‘This is an ongoing situation, but is not being treated as terror-related.’ 

The exact nature of the incident remains unclear but reports on social media suggest multiple people have been stabbed. 

Andrea Silva told The Metro: ‘I did not see it happen. I saw from a bus.

‘There was a fair amount of blood visible but the casualties were behind a white screen.

‘Lots of paramedics over someone on the floor.

‘That is all I saw.’

A second eyewitness told the Evening Standard that casualties were ‘hidden behind a white screen.’ 

Another tweeted: ‘Just saw about four badly injured people on the side in the road by Bishopsgate going by on the bus.’

Local MP Nickie Aiken said: ‘Concerned to learn of the incident in Bishopsgate. I’m in contact with City Police for updates. 

‘My thoughts are with all those involved including the first responders.’

This story is being updated.