A man has appeared in court over the stabbings of three people on New Year’s Eve in Manchester.
Mahdi Mohamud, 25, faces three counts of attempted murder and a terror charge after a manual entitled "the seven most lethal ways to strike with a knife" was allegedly found in his possession.
The defendant, of Cheetham Hill, was remanded at Oxford Crown Court.
A couple in their 50s and a police officer were stabbed at Victoria railway station at 9.00pm on 31 December.
Mohamud is due to stand trial from 25 November.
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