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Stab fear after man seriously injured in Neasden

A 20-year-old man is in hospital after apparently being stabbed in north-west London.

Police were called at about 2040 GMT on Saturday to reports that a man had been injured in an assault in Neasden.

He was taken to an unnamed London hospital with a serious injury. A Metropolitan Police spokesman said it appeared he had been stabbed.

A man has been arrested in connection with the man's injuries and taken to a London police station.



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