Manchester is in mourning after a brutal terror attack at a synagogue left two men dead and a community shattered. But as hundreds gathered for a vigil outside the Heaton Park Hebrew Congregation, their sorrow quickly turned to fury, with Deputy Prime Minister David Lammy being heckled and booed by a hostile crowd.
The attack unfolded when a suspect, identified as 35-year-old Al-Shamie, drove a car into a crowd before getting out and stabbing a man. He was later shot dead by police.
