The three teenagers said the zombie knife ban would reduce knife crime but said the government should also invest more in ...

On Tuesday a ban on owning zombie-style knives and machetes comes into force, following a four-week amnesty scheme where owners were encouraged to hand the weapons into police, local authorities ...

Police in Lincolnshire are urging the public to hand in zombie-style knives and machetes before legislation makes them illegal to own. From 24 September, the weapons will be banned under ...

Zombie knives are now banned under new legislation that comes into force today - and our map shows the areas in Devon where people are most likely to have been stopped carrying a weapon.

The ban is the second attempt by ministers to crackdown on zombie knives after manufacturers and dealers exploited loopholes in the definition of the design. Under the new laws, any knife over ...

Three mums whose sons were stabbed to death say the ban on zombie knives must go much further if the country is to win the fight against knife crime. Alison Cope, Charlotte Marshall and Pooja ...

A ban on zombie knives and machetes has come into force in England and Wales as part of a government crackdown targeted at saving lives. According to figures published on Monday, the number of crimes ...

Hertfordshire will take part in a national knife amnesty between Monday, November 11 and Sunday, November 17 as part of Sceptre.

Zombie knives' are banned from midnight tonight, police in Worcestershire have warned as a change in the law makes it illegal to possess one. A change to the Criminal Justice Act 1988 will mean ...

A ban on zombie-style knives and machetes has been welcomed by members of Lancashire County Council. At a meeting of full council on Thursday (October 17), councillors voted to ask interim chief ...

The ban was introduced in England and Wales at midnight on Tuesday, September 24, 2024. In 2016, the UK Government introduced legislation banning the sale, import, and possession of zombie knives.

Image caption, Shaelon admitted "they never going to stop zombie knives" despite the ban Shaelon said: “Youth clubs and football teams give youths something to do and focus on, other than knives ...