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PM ‘shocked’ after soldier stabbed near Army barracks in Kent





Police vehicles beside a cordon at the scene in Sally Port Gardens (Gareth Fuller/PA)

A horrified witness heard “a huge scream” as a soldier was stabbed near an Army barracks in Kent.

Locals rushed to help the serviceman, who is in his 40s, after he was attacked by a masked knifeman who fled the scene on a moped.

He suffered “serious injuries” in the attack in Sally Port Gardens in Gillingham at 5.55pm on Tuesday.

Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer said he was “shocked and appalled” by the stabbing.


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