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Teen had leg amputated after stabbing on beach on bank holiday, court hears

Teen had leg amputated after stabbing on beach on bank holiday, court hears
BBC UK Monday 02 November 2026, 16:59 UTC 1 min read
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Idris Ahmed attacked the 17-year-old after he acted "as a peacemaker" between two groups.

Idris Ahmed attacked the 17-year-old after he acted "as a peacemaker" between two groups.
Teen (PERSON) Idris Ahmed (PERSON)
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