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Man detained for stabbing dog walker to death

Man detained for stabbing dog walker to death
BBC UK Monday 05 October 2026, 14:16 UTC 1 min read
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Dawood Safi killed Wayne Broadhurst and injured two others in a knife attack in west London.

Dawood Safi killed Wayne Broadhurst and injured two others in a knife attack in west London.
Dawood Safi (PERSON) Wayne Broadhurst (PERSON) west London (LOCATION)
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