Zombie-style knives come in a variety of shapes and sizes, and they tend to feature words or imagery that suggests they are intended to be used for violence. This can be on either the blade, the ...

Tuesday marks the day a ban on some of Britain's most lethal weapons comes into force in a crack down on the scourge of knife crime. From today, it is illegal to own zombie knives and machetes. It ...

Dr Olumide Wole-Madariola said he was “scared” when shown pictures of the purchased blades similar to the £19.99 serrated zombie knife that killed his son Malcolm in 2019.

But certain knives, such as a flick knife or a “zombie knife” - a knife with a cutting edge, a serrated edge, and images or words suggesting it is used for violence - are banned.

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Buying a zombie knife is as easy as getting a takeaway delivery, says Matthew, 20. He got his first blade, a Rambo-style knife, aged 16. On a quiet country lane south of Luton, Matthew - which is not ...

The government introduced new legislation on January 25, 2024 to “close the loophole” on zombie knives, which were first banned in 2016. But what exactly are these dangerous weapons and… ...

Those in possession of zombie-style knives and machetes are being urged to hand them in to police stations safely, ahead of a ban on the dangerous weapons. Meet The Dandy, an intriguing new ...

The government has unveiled fresh measures to ban zombie-style knives - its third crackdown on the weapons in seven years. Fresh legislation is being introduced in parliament on Thursday, which home ...