there's been an explosion at manchester arena. has anybody been injured? yes, loads.ances to you as we can. yes, we have very few at the moment. i am shouting out, "help, we need help! "we need paramedics. " there's that expectation there's going to be help, there is going to be help and it just didn't come. in the wake of the bomb at manchester arena, the most seriously injured could not move from where they fell. and although blue lights pulsed outside, inside there was only one paramedic for the first a0 minutes. jane tweddle lay fatally hurt. there was little expertise or equipment at hand. it was left to a stranger, sean gardner, to sit by her side as her life slipped away. when you are faced with injuries... so severe, you know, i'm not trained, i don't know what to do. you just feel so helpless. all you can do is comfort, and it isn't enough but that is all i felt i could do. did you speak to jane? were you trying to communicate with her? yes, i held her hand, and she knew somebody was next to her, i suppose, that was the main thing is. 0rdinary people found th

plans to toughen up security in public places following the manchester arena terror attack have takenrequire venues to improve safety measures, begins today. it follows a campaign by the mother of one of the 22 people murdered in the bombing in 2017. the supreme court will rule today on whether shamima begum, who went to join the islamic state group in syria, can return to the uk. ms begum is appealing against the removal of her british citizenship. she left the uk six years ago with two other schoolgirls from east london. she's currently in a refugee camp in northern syria. mps are investigating the safety of smart motorways, which don't always have a hard shoulder. the commons transport committee will consider if they should be used in the future. last month, a coroner said the deaths of two men on a stretch of smart motorway near sheffield in 2019 could have been avoided. this is bbc world news. the latest headlines: president biden holds his first telephone conversation with king salman of saudi arabia, ahead of the us releasing an intelligence report about the murder of the saudi

i manchester arena bombing. why has this taken long?— this taken long?d be an exceptional and appalling events such as the one in manchester. it is important we work out who should be subject to the duty, the extent of it, and making sure we get the balance right between the need to protect people and also they need to make sure that it is proportionate, bearing in mind the fact there might bearing in mind the fact there might be venues it would not be appropriate for. people will have a chance to have their say. i am very much looking forward to the home secretary looking forward to bringing forward this statutory duty as soon as possible to fulfil the hopes and aims of the campaigners. we had people get in touch asking why it is it has taken her, as a grieving mother, to push this potential change in the law, and why politicians, who are paid to protectors, did not think of it and do something sooner. it is protectors, did not think of it and do something sooner. it is always a ro er do something sooner. it is always a preper question _ do something so

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