Inquiry into Manchester bombing to hear from Security Services

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Inquiry into Manchester bombing to hear from Security Services

The official inquiry into the Manchester bombing will begin hearing evidence into what happened. Former high Court judge Sir John Saunders is reviewing whether more could have been done to prevent the attack.

Date - 7th September 2020
By - Chris Smith

The public inquiry into the bombing at Manchester Arena that killed 22 people and injured 900 more will consider if more could have been done to prevent the terrorist from carrying out the attack. Retired High Court judge Sir John Saunders will...

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