URGENT: Woman's desperate plea for life as Cambridgeshire train attack unfolds

Breaking News: Woman Pleads for Life as Cambridgeshire Train Attack Unfolds A woman's desperate plea for life has been revealed as a knife attack unfolded on a train in Cambridgeshire. Dayna Arnold, 48, from Bridlington, begged the alleged attacker "please don't" as he lunged at her with a knife on Saturday evening. The attack occurred on a train traveling from Peterborough, with Arnold and her partner Andy Gray on board. Arnold was lying on the floor when the alleged attacker approached her, but her words seemed to stop the attack. The attacker then walked away, only to return and say "the devil's not going to win". Arnold described the chaos that erupted as the attack unfolded, with panicked passengers fleeing the scene. She was stuck in her seat initially, but managed to free herself and make her way down the carriage, where she was knocked into a seat by panicking passengers. The incident is currently under investigation by authorities, with no further information available on the alleged attacker's identity or motives. This is a developing story, and further updates will be provided as more information becomes available. This is a developing story. We will continue to provide updates as more information becomes available.