The parents of two teenage sweethearts killed in the Manchester Arena bombing say they have been left “completely numb” as they accuse ministers of backtracking on promises to them.
Liam Curry, 19, and Chloe Rutherford, 17, were among 22 innocent people who died in the attack at an Arianna Grande concert in May 2017.
Their families have been campaigning to change the law to give them the option of being involved in registering their deaths.
