So-called “zombie knives” will finally be made illegal from next month - eight years after they were first added to the government’s list of prohibited offensive weapons. A month-long ...

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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 new ...

Named after weapons used in zombie movies and TV shows such as The Walking Dead, such knives feature a long, aggressive blade measuring up to 25 inches, plus “a cutting edge, a serrated edge and ...

A knife wholesaler whose weapons have been used in several killings has surrendered more than 35,000 "zombie" blades. Police said the knives and machetes were designed to "kill and maim".

A Labour-backed zombie knife surrender policy which offered owners and retailers compensation for the terrifying blades had 'huge flaws', documents show. Individuals and businesses were offered a ...

Zombie knives are still being sold online and delivered to the UK despite being banned, an investigation has revealed. The knives, often more than eight inches long and featuring serrated edges ...

It is now illegal to own zombie-style knives and machetes under a government crackdown aimed at saving lives.

Recent killings of teenagers in London have proved knife crime remains a huge problem. So what is a zombie knife and what does the UK ban involve?

Zombie-style knives and machetes today, Tuesday, September 24, joined a number of banned weapons in the UK - including death stars, swords and 'blowpipes'. New legislation made it illegal to ...

A ban on owning zombie-style knives and machetes follows a four-week amnesty. Owners were encouraged to hand the weapons to police, local authorities, or knife crime charities.