A MAN is fighting for life after being stabbed in Lawless London tonight as the bloodbath in the capital continues. The victim, believed to be aged in his early 20s, was rushed to hospital after being knifed in Bermondsey, South London. 3 A man is fighting for life after being stabbed in Bermondsey, South London Credit: Google Streetview He remains in a critical condition and there have been no arrests following the horror at around 6.20pm. It comes just one hour after two men were slashed in front of horrified shoppers at a Waitrose in plush Kensington. Emergency services were scrambled to the supermarket on the high street in West London at around 5pm following reports of an assault. They found two men, aged in their 20s, suffering from "slash wounds" but their injuries are not life-threatening. 3 Two men were slashed outside Waitrose in the High Street Kensington area of London Credit: Twitter/BenjaminDirect Scotland Yard said: "Police were called at approximately 17:05hrs on Monday, 11 June to commercial premises on Kensington High Street following reports of an assault. "Officers and the London Ambulance Service attended. Two men, aged in their 20s, were found suffering from slash wounds. Their injuries are not life-threatening. "It is believed that the men were assaulted outside of the shop. 3 Police were called to reports of an assault Credit: Twitter/BenjaminDirect "One person has been arrested. We await further details." It comes as violence continues to grip Lawless London after three people were stabbed within hours of each other last night. The latest outbreak of violence began when a man, believed to be in his 20s, was found badly injured in Lambeth just after 6pm. Then a 20-year-old man was knifed three miles away in Northolt, West London, barely an hour later. Lawless London - the shocking rise in violent crime LAWLESS London has seen a terrifying rise in violent crime with sixty moped gang attacks a day and a higher murder rate than New York. Shocking statistics show how the police have lost control of large parts of the capital, with ultra-violent youths running riot. The easy availability of knives and acid, and the speed and manoeuvrability of scooters, has combined to see London gang warfare reach terrifying new levels. The most recent official figures recorded 19,385 moped crimes in just nine months - a rate of around sixty a day. This is a 1,000 per cent rise in just three years. As well as moped gang attacks, the capital has seen a sharp rise in the number of stabbings and shootings. Met Police statistics showed a five per cent rise in violent crime in the past year. The figures show 35 youth homicides in the last 12 months - up 25 per cent - a surge in the rate of muggings of 30 per cent, and an 18 per cent rise in knife crime offences. Since the turn of the year more than 60 people have been murdered on the streets of London - which has seen the capital overtake New York. 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Mayor of London Sadiq Khan has admitted he was responsible for the surge in violent crime in the capital but refused to say sorry - instead pointing the finger at the Government for cutting police numbers. We pay for your stories! Do you have a story for The Sun Online news team? Email us at tips@the-sun.co.uk or call 0207 782 4368. You can WhatsApp us on 07810 791 502. We pay for videos too. Click here to upload yours.<doc-sep>A man was stabbed to death in north London, prompting Scotland Yard to launch its 74th murder investigation in the capital this year. Police and paramedics found the "seriously injured man" near Turnpike Lane tube station. He was pronounced dead at the scene. Officers cordoned streets in the area as the man is believed to have been stabbed nearby. Recommended Moped mugger guilty of murder in frenzied stabbing of young father A formal identification and post-mortem will take place later today. London's Metropolitan Police described the victim as a "man in his 30s". The mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, said of the stabbing in a statement: “My thoughts are with the family and friends of the victim of the fatal stabbing in Haringey last night. “I am in touch with the local MP and local authority leaders and remain in close contact with the Met Police. “Tomorrow morning I will meet with the Home Secretary to discuss how we address the scourge of serious violence across Britain. Here in London, the Met's Violent Crime Task Force, set up with City Hall funding, is arresting criminals and taking knives off our streets every day. "The police must be properly funded now to prevent more lives being lost." 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VIOLENCE continued to grip Lawless London overnight after three people were stabbed, including a 17-year-old boy. The teen is now fighting for his life after being knifed in Harrow, North West London, one in a string of violent stabbings that unfolded just hours apart last night. 4 London was last night gripped by bloodshed after three separate stabbings. One attack involved a 17-year-old boy, who is now fighting for his life Credit: BackGrid Police have now launched investigations into each of the horror attacks - with the night of bloodshed just another in the crime gripping the capital in recent weeks. Last night's violence started when a man, believed to be in his 20s, was found badly injured in Lambeth just after 6pm. But as officers scrambled to the scene, a 20-year-old man was knifed just three miles away in Northolt, West London, barely an hour later. A man has been arrested over the knifing. 4 Police scrambled to scenes across London that saw three people stabbed in separate attacks last night A 17-year-old man was also left critical after being stabbed in Harrow last night - still recovering in hospital. Mayor of London Sadiq Khan has admitted he was responsible for the surge in violent crime in the capital but refused to say sorry - instead pointing the finger at the Government for cutting police numbers. He is due to meet Home Secretary Sajid Javid today. But the capital's violence was not just confined to Sunday night, with a man stabbed to death near a Tube station on Saturday night. The 35-year-old victim has been named as Edmond Jonuzi - with the Albanian national was found fatally injured on Greens Lane near Turnpike Lane station, North London. Sadiq Khan admits violent crime spiral is his responsibility WHAT'S BEING DONE? Mayor Saqid Khan has vowed to tackle the scourge of violence on London's streets - but how? MAYOR Sadiq Khan has vowed to tackle on the violent crime unfolding on London's streets. But just what has he promised to do? - A new violent crime taskforce will focus exclusively on violent crime - Extra stop and search powers have been rolled out for officers - An additional £110m has been invested in the Met Police - The Young Londonders Fund was launched, aimed at helping to steer young people away from violent crime - Knife wands are available for every school in London - The London Needs You Alive campaign has also been rolled out - £7m has been funnelled into projects to combat youth violence - More Safer Schools Officers will be rolled out - £2m will be invested in the London Gang Exit services 4 The stabbing took place in Harrow, North West London, at around 8.11pm on Sunday Credit: BackGrid 4 A man was also seriously injured in a stabbing in Brixton, South London Credit: Google Maps Mr Jonuzi is believed to have been stabbed during an altercation between two groups of males, Scotland Yard said. The force has launched a murder investigation and a post-mortem examination is due to take place. No arrests have been made. Detective Inspector Garry Moncrieff, of the Metropolitan Police's Homicide and Major Crime Command, said: "This was a busy area, very near to Turnpike Lane Tube station. "There will be people who saw or heard something suspicious that could help us find whoever killed Edmond. "I am appealing for any witnesses or anyone with information to call the incident room at Hendon and share their accounts and that information with police." It comes after London's murder toll overtook New York's for the first time ever in 2018, with the capital is plagued by moped robberies, knife crime and gang attacks. Emergency services gather at scene where man was fatally stabbed near Turnpike Lane station in north London Lawless London - the shocking rise in violent crime LAWLESS London has seen a terrifying rise in violent crime with sixty moped gang attacks a day and a higher murder rate than New York. Shocking statistics show how the police have lost control of large parts of the capital, with ultra-violent youths running riot. The easy availability of knives and acid, and the speed and manoeuvrability of scooters, has combined to see London gang warfare reach terrifying new levels. The most recent official figures recorded 19,385 moped crimes in just nine months - a rate of around sixty a day. This is a 1,000 per cent rise in just three years.