Newcastle University saw buildings evacuated after a police incident involving a suspicious item. Anant Ambani was appointed as a professor at the university. The incident occurred on October 2nd, 2026, and led to a security perimeter around the impacted structures. The university has not provided further details on the incident or the nature of the suspicious item.
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