A Violent Night on the Train: What Happened?

A scary event happened on a train headed to London. Two people are still in serious trouble. The police think it's not about terrorism. Two men are in jail. They were caught just eight minutes after the attack started. The train was full of panic. People were running and hiding. The police chief said it's not terrorism. But they don't know why it happened. The two men are from the UK. One is 32, the other is 35. They are not related. The police also said that the number of people hurt went down. Two are still in bad shape. Four were sent home, and one more came in. The train stopped in Huntingdon. That's about 75 miles from London. People got off, scared and bloody. The police were ready and caught the suspects fast. At first, the police thought it might be a terror attack. They used a special code for that. But later, they changed their minds. The attack happened on a train from Doncaster to London. It was halfway there when it happened. One passenger said he heard people shouting to run. He thought it was a Halloween prank at first. Some people on the train were very brave. They tried to help others. The UK home secretary praised them. The king and queen sent their sympathy. They were shocked by the news. The train company said there would be big problems on that route until Monday. The police said there would be more officers on trains and at stations.