A man who lost his partner in the Manchester Arena bombing has spoken on his ongoing grief in the wake of the inquiry into the tragedy concluding. Paul Price's partner Elaine McIver was one of the 22 people killed in the terror attack in 2017.
He suffered serious injuries himself and was in a coma for two weeks. He went on to spend eight months in hospital.
Paul spoke on Friday's edition of Good Morning Britain. He was speaking the morning after the final inquiry into the incident found the bomber could have been stopped if MI5 had acted on key intelligence. MI5's Director General Ken McCallum has expressed his "deep regret" after the inquiry - and Paul told broadcasters Kate Garraway and Ben Shephard the findings are devastating, reports the Liverpool ECHO.
