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Newcastle North MP Andrew Bridgen has condemned "a disgusting, disgraceful act of barbarism" during an address to local residents gathered at the North End nightclub where three people were stabbed and several were injured earlier today.

Mr Bridgen, who was travelling in his motorhome with another MP, said the incident was particularly distressing because the victims were all young people.

"You see these young people - the ones in their 20s, they're all going down - one of the girls is three years old and her sister's seven. That's just the way it is," he said.

In an interview today with NME News, Mr Bridgen insisted he was not surprised by the alleged attack.

"I think we've got to take a hard look at what's going on in Newcastle North. And when people become angry, then they become violent. And when that violence leads to another incident of violence, then it means there is a pattern of violence emerging around Newcastle and that's what we all have to look at - that it's a very serious issue here and I would like to put our efforts into dealing with it so as to deal with it as soon as possible."

The MP said he hoped the attack would give new energy and purpose to young people at the club because, "we need them. So this incident is very, very heartwarming."

He added: "I hope it will spur some sort of fresh resolve or some sort of new spirit to young people who might otherwise get depressed or lonely or angry or frightened. I think it will help them overcome that.

"I'm sorry, but you saw these young people and they were all so scared. I have no doubt the young people were terrified, terrified of the people who were involved and now we've come together as a community."

Mr Bridgen was due to appear on The Jeremy Vine Show on Radio 4 at 9pm this evening.

He said he was "overwhelmed and overjoyed at how quickly things have come to the notice of Newcastle City Council, the police and the community" in the wake of the incident, despite media reports that he had received death threats.

Police say they now have CCTV evidence to demonstrate what happened at the venue, but refused to reveal further details.

Last night, the club apologised for any upset the attack caused, saying the "most dangerous, irresponsible and ignorant person ever to be arrested in our city is on our premises".

Anyone with information about the attack is asked to call Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or text 36016, which is followed by a series of seven numbers.