A teenage boy has been rushed to hospital after being repeatedly stabbed on a bus in east London.
Police and paramedics were called to Clapton Common in the borough of Hackney shortly before 3pm on Wednesday.
“A youth, believed to be in his mid-teens, was found at the location with stab wounds," a Met Police spokesman said.
“He has been taken to an east London hospital."
The teen was taken as a "priority" to a major trauma centre, a London Ambulance Service spokesman added.
His injuries are not believed to be life-threatening.
Images posted on social media show paramedics working behind a police cordon and an ambulance and police cars at the scene.
Police said a crime scene was in place, with traffic in the area on diversion.
No arrests have been made.
