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The horror in Manchester: A reflection on terror tactics
Dr Dave Sloggett reflects on events in Manchester and asks if this is a tipping point in the tactics used by contemporary terrorist groups.
Police and members of the public leave flowers in St Ann's Square, Manchester, the day after a suicide bomber killed 22 people, including children. Photo: Martin Rickett/PA Wire
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