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A teenage boy was on Monday arrested after a teacher at a school in western England was stabbed, police said, as the UK battles a surge in knife crime.
The school was immediately locked down and police called after the incident just before 9am, headteacher of the Tewkesbury School Kathleen McGillycuddy said.
"Police have arrested a teenage boy in connection with this incident," she added in a statement on the school's website.
Police said the casualty had been taken to hospital "with a suspected stab wound", without giving any further details.
The UK has seen a hike in the number of stabbings reported in recent years, although the violence is more commonly associated with inner-city areas.
Tewkesbury, where Monday's incident took place, is a medieval market town located in the rural county of Gloucestershire.
In England and Wales, there were around 45,000 crimes involving a knife or sharp instrument in the year up to the end of March 2022, according to government figures.
The figures represent a nine percent increase on the previous year and a 34 percent increase on 2010/11.
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