Three men have been rushed to hospital with stab injuries following a fight that broke out in the Kensington High Street area this morning (January 9).
At 4.45am, police received reports of the incident, itself believed to have taken place at around 4am, while London Ambulance Service also attended the West London scene.
None of the three men are currently in a life-threatening condition.
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Kensington High Street, the A315, was closed for over six hours but has just reopened, according to Inrix traffic management system at 10.45am this morning (Sunday, January 9).
Although traffic is reportedly still affected heading between Hammersmith and Knightsbridge, as well as the six bus routes that were diverted.
The stretch of road affected ran between the junctions of the A4204 Kensington Church Street and Victoria Road.
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One of the hospitalised trio has been arrested on suspicion of grievous bodily harm, while three other people have been arrested in connection with the incident and taken into police custody.
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