๐Ÿšจ๐Ÿ“ธ PICTURED: The LNER train driver praised as a hero for keeping the train running to Huntingdon has been named as Iraq War veteran Andrew Johnson

 



- Andrew Johnson, a 17-year Royal Navy veteran who served in Iraq clearing mines, diverted an LNER train to Huntingdon station during a mass stabbing on November 1, 2025, enabling rapid police and medical response that saved lives.

- The incident involved 10 hospitalizations from knife attacks, with police ruling out terrorism and charging a single 32-year-old suspect, countering early social media speculation of a coordinated terror plot.

- Public praise on X emphasizes Johnson's calm under pressure and calls for prioritizing veteran hires over DEI initiatives, reflecting broader debates on national security and workforce policies. 

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