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Schoolgirl arrested after three stabbed at Manchester school

The Guardian World Tuesday 09 June 2026, 10:16 UTC By Raphael Boyd 1 min read
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Students locked down in classrooms as emergency services called to Co-op Academy in BlackleyA schoolgirl has been arrested after three people were stabbed in a school in Manchester. Students were put into lockdown and told not to leave their classrooms after emergency services were called to the Co-op Academy in Blackley on Tuesday morning.

Students locked down in classrooms as emergency services called to Co-op Academy in Blackley

A schoolgirl has been arrested after three people were stabbed in a school in Manchester.

Students were put into lockdown and told not to leave their classrooms after emergency services were called to the Co-op Academy in Blackley on Tuesday morning.

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