Two men arrested after two police officers stabbed - BBC News
Officers responding to reports of fighting in north London were "met with hostility", the Met says.
Police were called to Liverpool Road in Islington at around 22:45 on Saturday, the Met said

Two men have been arrested after four police officers were attacked in London.

One of the officers is in hospital with serious injuries after he was stabbed in Liverpool Road, Islington.

A 19-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder, while another man, also aged 19, has been held on suspicion of affray.

The Met said two male officers were stabbed, while two female officers were also injured.

Police were called at 22:43 BST on Saturday and were "met with hostility", while one man inside the property "produced a large knife", according to the force.

Supt Mike Hill said: "This incident demonstrates the courage and professionalism officers show day in day out in what can often be a dangerous job.

"When officers respond to what can often be a difficult situation or go to assist members of the public they should not be met with violence, it is completely unacceptable."

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