Morrisons becomes first UK supermarket to stop selling sharp-pointed knives in a bid to help fight against blade crimes

MORRISONS is removing sharp-pointed kitchen knives from sale in a bid to combat blade crime. The retail giant has replaced traditional knives with blunt-ended ones that cannot pierce skin. Anti-knife charities and campaigners backed the switch — a first for a UK supermarket. It comes after police recorded 49,151 offences involving a knife or sharp...