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Call for change over prison visits to convicted terrorists to stop radicalisation after Manchester Arena bombing

The chairman of the public inquiry into the attack said preventing prisoners from radicalising others 'cannot be achieved' under the current system

Manchester Evening News

‘Martyn’s law’ anti-terrorism bill to be published this spring, says Braverman

Ministers promised legislation forcing venues to draw up plans to prevent attacks, in wake of Manchester Arena deaths, in December

The Guardian - UK

'To think they had him on their radar': Mum of Manchester bombing victim on agony at knowing atrocity might have been stopped

June Tron's son Philip, from Gateshead, was killed in the 2017 terror attack at an Ariana Grande concert

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Father of youngest Manchester Arena bombing victim says he will sue MI5 over failures

A public inquiry found there was 'a significant missed opportunity to take action' on the part of MI5

Manchester Evening News

Father of youngest Manchester Arena victim set to sue MI5 for failures

The security service’s director general, Ken McCallum, issued a public apology.

The Independent UK

MI5 told to share key facts with MPs after Manchester Arena security failures

Bombing inquiry brings call from terror watchdog for franker approach at spy agency

The Guardian - UK

Britain took its eye off Libya and the Manchester bomb victims paid the price

Salman Abedi was the product of an unstable country and a radicalised diaspora. How did MI5 not see the signs?

The Guardian - UK

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The Guardian view on MI5’s missed opportunities: failures of analysis

Editorial: Whether lessons are learned by the security services should be a matter for democratic debate

The Guardian - UK

To stop the next Manchester attack, MI5 must find the next young man growing up in a petri dish of hate

Salman Abedi’s family radicalised him, and the security services failed to contain that threat,, says Guardian columnist Gaby Hinsliff

The Guardian - UK

The Mancunian Way: The fine detail

The lessons learnt and the recommendations for action PLUS Call for legislative change

Manchester Evening News

Inquiries differ on why the 2017 Manchester bombing wasn't prevented – here's why

How can you hold the intelligence and security services accountable, when what they do is secret? The third and final report from the public inquiry into the 2017 Manchester arena bombing is a useful guide.

The Conversation

Manchester Arena: Others 'probably knew' what bomber Salman Abedi 'intended to do' and he was 'likely provided with help'

Report finds it 'likely' the Abedi brothers received practical instruction on how to assemble a bomb and avoid detection

Manchester Evening News

Mum a prisoner in her own home after suffering 'catastrophic injuries

Joanne McSorley was left in a critical condition

Liverpool Echo

Call for legislative change after Arena bomber's brother skipped the country

The chairman of the public inquiry wants new powers for 'restrictions on the movements' of material witnesses to inquiries after the case of Ismail Abedi

Manchester Evening News

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British intelligence missed a chance to stop the 2017 Ariana Grande concert attack

An official inquiry found that MI5, Britain's domestic intelligence agency, didn't act quickly enough on information that provided an opportunity to prevent the attack.

Daily Mirror

Two-faced Tories give key workers no recognition, praise or reward post-pandemic

The only people who failed to appreciate this were Matt Hancock and the then Education Secretary Gavin Williamson who, like silly schoolboys, sent puerile messages in which Williamson accused teachers of being lazy

Daily Mirror

'Manchester bombing tragedy weighs heavily on MI5 after mistakes and judgment errors'

Salman Abedi had been on MI5’s radar aged 15 and had been to Libya several times - nobody in the UK security system will be blaming themselves more than those in MI5 who failed, writes Chris Hughes

Manchester Evening News

The Arena bombing happened after the security services let us down. Why won't they tell us why?

In a modern democracy we should be entitled to shine a brighter light on the work of the people tasked with keeping us safe. Opportunities were missed, tragedy followed. Aren't the families entitled to know the information that wasn't acted on?

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The Guardian - UK

Manchester Arena inquiry: victims’ families respond to final report

People who lost loved ones and their representatives speak out as MI5 is accused of a ‘devastating’ failure

The Independent UK

‘Cataclysmic failure’: Father of Manchester Arena bombing victim says MI5 ‘not fit to keep us safe’

Andrew Roussos, whose daughter Saffie-Rose, eight, was killed in blast, said his daughter lost her life due to security service failings

Manchester Evening News

The Mancunian Way: Catastrophic failures

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UK spy chief ‘profoundly sorry’ for failing to stop concert bombing

An inquiry finds a realistic possibility that intelligence could have been obtained to prevent the Manchester concert bombing

The Guardian - UK

Manchester Arena inquiry lacks crucial details but is still hard reading for MI5

Two pieces of pre-attack intelligence cannot be made public but it would be unwise to be overly critical of report

The Independent UK

MI5 not fit to keep us safe, says father of Arena attack’s youngest victim

The inquiry into the atrocity found it might have been prevented if MI5 had acted more swiftly on intelligence received in the months before.

The Independent UK

Arena victims’ families point to ‘unacceptable failures’ by security services

Ken McCallum, director general of MI5, said he was ‘profoundly sorry’ his organisation did not prevent the attack.

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