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A teenager is in a critical condition with life-threatening injuries after being stabbed during an altercation. A schoolboy who was was stabbed in London has suffered life-threatening injuries, police said.
The boy, thought to be 14, was knifed during a row with a group of youths on the corner of Great Dover Street and Becket Street, Southwark, on Tuesday. The 14-year-old was knifed on Tuesday during a row with a group of youths in Tabard Street, Southwark, but was found later in Great Dover Street.
He is believed to have suffered stab wounds to the chest and stomach. He is believed to have suffered wounds to the chest and stomach.
The boy was given first aid by staff from a nearby university halls of residence before being airlifted to the Royal London Hospital, police said. The boy was given first aid by staff from a nearby university residential hall before being airlifted to the Royal London Hospital.
No arrests have been made over the attack. No arrests have yet been made over the attack.
A Metropolitan Police spokesman said: "At this early stage it is believed the victim was involved in an altercation with a number of youths prior to the incident."A Metropolitan Police spokesman said: "At this early stage it is believed the victim was involved in an altercation with a number of youths prior to the incident."
Forensic experts remain at the scene and detectives are viewing CCTV footage from the area. Forensic science experts remain at the scene and detectives are viewing CCTV footage from the area.
The boy was attacked on Tuesday afternoon close to the halls of residence which house about 700 students from King's College London.