down on the ground for on top of him then seconds later I just felt sharp in my neck and I knew I was getting stabbed. I turned around toward the guy who was stabbing me and grabbed his leg, he fell on the ground and flipped," says Perkic.

The two men ran back to their own van and drove off.

Perkic lost a lot of blood and has stab wounds near his neck and kidney area, but says he will be fine.

"It could have been fun or worse or hit some kind of artery," days Perkic.

While his winter coat stopped the knife from going in too deep, Perkic says it was his instinct and skills that saved him, and after this he isn't scared at all.

"Fear isn't going toPromises by Theresa May were not enough to stop carmaker doing a U-turn over new model

When Nissan announced its intention to build the new X-Trail in Sunderland in October 2016, it was hailed by the government as a vote of confidence in Britain, so soon after the referendum result that had shocked Japanese carmakers. Theresa May was personally involved in lobbying the company, giving assurances to Nissan’s ousted chief executive, Carlos Ghosn, shortly before the decision.

The government’s promises that Nissan would not be harmed by Brexit included pledges to ensure supply chains were not affected and commitments to research and development and training. However, that work appears to have been undone, with the Sunderland factory caught between an increasingly fraught political situation on one side and falling demand