Zombie-style knives and machetes are defined as weapons with blades that are more than eight inches (20cm) long, usually with a serrated cutting edge. ADVERTISEMENT Zombie knives, inspired by weapons ...

A controversial class of blades will soon be illegal across the pond. Here’s what we know. As regular readers of GP’s knife coverage know, the laws regarding bladed implements are a little ...

In 2016, the government banned zombie knives, and in 2019 cyclone knives were banned. It is now illegal to own Zombie-style knives and machetes in England and Wales. (Photo: Peter Dazeley/Getty) ...

New law to make zombie knives and machetes illegal a 'ban in name only', critics say. Home Office tightens up definition of deadly blades in revised crackdown ...

Tuesday marks the day a ban on some of Britain's most lethal weapons comes into force in a crack down on the scourge of knife crime. From today, it is illegal to own zombie knives and machetes. It ...

It's now illegal to own certain types of knives, known as zombie knives, and machetes. It's as police try to crackdown on the number of blades on our streets. | ITV News Wales ...

A firm whose knives have been involved in several killings has “surrendered” more than 35,000 zombie-style weapons. Under the government scheme it will be paid £10 for each knife it hands over.

Within a few weeks I found more than 10 social media accounts offering illegal knives for sale. It didn't take long for me to learn the slang used for terms like knife seller, flick knife and ...