manchester arena terror attack. relation to terror attacks prevents my constituents and all other grieving parents from registering their precious children's death. instead the registration will be done by a registrar, a complete stranger to the family. i first raised this in march with the home office and the ministry of justice. hello, lisa and caroline. nice to meet you in real life. we chat on the phone before. hi, emma. real life. we chat on the phone before. hi, emma . good to see before. hi, emma. good to see you too . we joined also by mr. you too. we joined also by mr. and mrs. hurley , who we're not and mrs. hurley, who we're not going to chat to say because they don't want to, but they want to be here to support you and you're all going to a meeting. we're going to talk about a moment. but first of about in a moment. but first of all, lisa , caroline, whichever all, lisa, caroline, whichever one of you wants to start. tell me what happened to your family on may the 20th second. 2017. so i'm chloe, rutherf

daniel de simone reports the 2017 manchester arena bombing stole 22 lives.missed chances to stop him. some evidence was heard in secret, away from bereaved families. our investigation reveals information not heard before in public and possibly not examined at all. the inquiry was told about this man, known as mansoor al—anezi, who lived in devon. he died before the attack and detectives say they couldn't fully understand his link to abedi. but... whatever connection there was and clearly mr al—anezi is dead and salman abedi is dead as well, but there was clearly a connection of significance. al—anezi was arrested in 2008 after a close associate, nicky reilly, attempted a suicide bombing in exeter. al—anezi, who wasn't charged, had been with reilly the day before. but sources have said that before al—anezi moved to his home here in plymouth over 20 years ago, he was of concern to m15 because of his activities in manchester, where he'd first lived in britain. he was suspected of being a radicaliser and was placed under investigation. al—anezi had led prayers a

manchester arena terror attack.n relation to terror attacks prevents my constituents and all other grieving parents from registering their precious children's death. instead the registration will be done by a registrar, a complete stranger to the family. i first raised this in march with the home office and the ministry of justice. hello, lisa and caroline. nice to meet you in real life. we chat on the phone before. hi, emma. real life. we chat on the phone before. hi, emma . good to see before. hi, emma. good to see you too . we joined also by mr. you too. we joined also by mr. and mrs. hurley , who we're not and mrs. hurley, who we're not going to chat to say because they don't want to, but they want to be here to support you and you're all going a and you're all going to a meeting. we're going to talk aboutin meeting. we're going to talk about in a moment. but first of all, lisa , caroline, whichever all, lisa, caroline, whichever one of you wants to start. tell me what happened to your family on may the 20th sec

you must the manchester arena. must have heard about that attack . have heard about that attack. what did you think about that? to do anything really , because to do anything really, because women and children are being killed back in the islamic state right now. i was in love with the idea of isis. so i just always made excuses for them. yeah, i will admit i was the one that made the choice , even that made the choice, even though i was only 15 years old, i could make my own decision then. i do have to like mentality to make my own decision. i didn't feel british because i feel like wasn't able to be even though to be british even though i wanted be. if that makes wanted to be. if that makes sense feel like i was sense i didn't feel like i was accepted either because accepted society either because of things i saw of racism and other things i saw they two cats in the bin in. the bins. yeah what was that like when you first saw that these the heads of captives. yeah. i would do that one. i'm not a bad person . i'm

you must the manchester arena. must have heard about that attack . have heard about that attack. what did you think about that? to do anything really , because to do anything really, because women and children are being killed back in the islamic state right now. i was in love with the idea of isis. so i just always made excuses for them. yeah, i will admit i was the one that made the choice , even that made the choice, even though i was only 15 years old, i could make my own decision then. i do have to like mentality to make my own decision. i didn't feel british because i feel like wasn't able to be even though to be british even though i wanted be. if that makes wanted to be. if that makes sense feel like i was sense i didn't feel like i was accepted either because accepted society either because of things i saw of racism and other things i saw they two cats in the bin in. the bins. yeah what was that like when you first saw that these the heads of captives. yeah. i would do that one. i'm not a bad person . i'm

the 2017 manchester arena bombing stole 22 lives.icide bomber salman abedi was radicalised and whether m15 missed chances to stop him. some evidence was heard in secret, away from bereaved families. our investigation reveals information not heard before in public, and possibly not examined at all. the inquiry was told about this man, known as mansour al—anezi, who lived in devon. he died before the attack and detectives say they couldn't fully understand his link to salman abedi but... whatever connection there was, clearly mr al—anezi is dead, and salman abedi is dead as well. but there was clearly a connection. of significance. al—anezi was arrested in 2008 after a close associate, nicky reilly, attempted a suicide bombing in exeter. al—anezi, who wasn't charged, had been with reilly the day before. sources had said that before al—anezi moved to his home here in plymouth over 20 years ago, he was of concern to m15 because of his activities in manchester, where he had first lived in britain. he was suspected of being a radicaliser a

the 2017 manchester arena bombing stole 22 lives.as heard in secret, away from bereaved families. we reveal information not heard before in public, and possibly not examined at all. the inquiry was told about this man, known as mansour al—anezi, detectives say they couldn't fully understand his link to salman abedi but... there was clearly a connection. of significance. abedi was at al—anezi's bedside when he died in hospital of cancer. the only other close friend present told me the bomber was in tears. the day after al—anezi's manchester funeral, salman abedi and his brother purchased their first bomb—making chemical. al—anezi, who lived in devon, was arrested in 2008 after close associate nicky reilly attempted a suicide bombing in exeter. al—anezi was not charged. but sources have said that before al—anezi moved to his home here in plymouth over 20 years ago, he was of concern to m15 because of his activities in manchester where he had first lived in britain. he was suspected of being a radicaliser and was placed under investigat

the 2017 manchester arena bombing stole 22 lives.ospital of cancer. the only other close friend present told me the bomber was in tears. the day after al—anezi's manchester funeral, salman abedi and his brother purchased their first bomb—making chemical. the inquiry also examined other potential influences on salman abedi, including his time at didsbury mosque in manchester. we've discovered two other young attendees died in conflict abroad. they were lionised as martyrs online before the arena bombing. the inquiry�*s public hearings did not consider one of their fathers, tahir nasuf. he spent years sanctioned by the united nations for alleged involvement with an al-qaeda affiliate. he denied the claims and the sanctions were lifted in 2011. he was part of a legal political group which met at the mosque. another attendee at its demonstrations was salman abedi. a lawyer representing victims' families thinks if our evidence wasn't heard in the secret part of the inquiry, it should be made known. if there is material which the inquiry m

she was at the manchester arena . she was at the manchester arena. she was at the manchester arena.t for legal aid for help financially and we are funding shamima begum legal a case come back to the uk so i mean if she did come back to the uk and obviously lost her appeal at the moment but she did come back and faced a trial appeal at the moment but she did come back and faced atrial, come back and faced a trial, what do you think would happen to her then? do you think she would then be have to be monitored by the security services? because we don't even know what we could actually charge her with three way? well, absolutely well, let's look at some other cases . in the past we some other cases. in the past we have had isis fighters returned from the front line . i think the from the front line. i think the maximum sentences that i can think of , the few cases i can think of, the few cases i can think of, the few cases i can think of, the few cases i can think of were around sort of 4 to 5 years. and that's exactly what respect shamima to get as well. she's possibly get out of jail

but but also, what about the victims of the manchester arena bombing ? ing? you know, we're not talking about british victims . oh, definitely. and victims. oh, definitely. and even the victims aren't being told.i even the victims aren't being told. i mean , isis did so many told. i mean, isis did so many horror things over there. why can't instead of focusing on giving her a trial or , whatever giving her a trial or, whatever she's going to get, come back . she's going to get, come back. the uk excuse me use the money to help the victims of the recent earthquake or help terror victims . and i imagine your life victims. and i imagine your life will never be the same because of the isis call ups . i mean, no of the isis call ups. i mean, no matter how many apologies she can give no , matter how many can give no, matter how many apologies the direct people were responsible for could give that will not bring my father back. so there's nothing that she could say to . you i know you could say to. you i know you actually have an opportunity to meet to face with

but but also, what about the victims of the manchester arena bombing ? ing? you know, we're not talking about british victims . oh, definitely. and victims. oh, definitely. and even the victims aren't being told.i even the victims aren't being told. i mean , isis did so many told. i mean, isis did so many horror things over there. why can't instead of focusing on giving her a trial or , whatever giving her a trial or, whatever she's going to get, come back . she's going to get, come back. the uk excuse me use the money to help the victims of the recent earthquake or help terror victims . and i imagine your life victims. and i imagine your life will never be the same because of the isis call ups . i mean, no of the isis call ups. i mean, no matter how many apologies she can give no , matter how many can give no, matter how many apologies the direct people were responsible for could give that will not bring my father back. so there's nothing that she could say to . you i know you could say to. you i know you actually have an opportunity to meet to face with

mean this is the same fire service that got slammed for taking 2 hours to rescue us into the manchester arena as victims terror attack victims of the terror attack lay dying. view, those fire dying. so in my view, those fire chiefs, well, not best. chiefs, well, not the best. moving on cyclists versus drivers owns the road two wheeled lycra crimes gopro wearing maniacs or normal people who drive cars and listen to gb news. i will be asking do cyclists get away with murder on the roads? and here's a turn it for the books. it's not the headline. i put in that, but i was told it's pretty watershed. we're all being urged to eat more i still don't buy more turnips. i still don't buy it. frankly, there are these massive fruit vegetable shortages everywhere you go but most people complaining most of the people complaining about look but they've about it do you look but they've never fruit and never eaten a piece fruit and that lives and we are hosting a boxing match between tory deputy chairman lee anderson and remainer protest to steve bright. should we have it's bright. but should we have it's div

the 2017 manchester arena bombing stole 22 lives.abedi was radicalised and whether m15 missed chances to stop him. some evidence was heard in secret away from bereaved families. our investigation reveals information not heard before in public and possibly not examined at all. the inquiry was told about this man, known as mansoor al—anezi, who lived in devon. he died before the attack and detectives say they couldn't fully understand his link to abedi. but... whatever connection there was and clearly mr al—anezi is dead and salman abedi is dead as well, but there was clearly a connection of significance. al—anezi was arrested in 2008 after a close associate, nicky reilly, attempted a suicide bombing in exeter. al—anezi, who wasn't charged, had been with riley the day before. had been with reilly the day before. but sources have said that before al—anezi moved to his home here in plymouth over 20 years ago, he was of concern to m15 because of his activities in manchester, where he'd first lived in britain. he was suspected of being a r

describe the manchester arena bombing as retaliation . arena bombing as retaliation. she said to in a camp after giving birth 40 hours. where is the redemption here? she's a 15 year old child . why? she was. why are old child. why? she was. why are we not saying that britain should be taking responsible lifting? the government have set a dangerous precedent and revoke an asset citizenship. it's soap out. they've done that. she deserves a fair trial. she needs to be back in this country, not at the for the rest her at the camp for the rest her life for a mistake. she may be seen as a problem with evidence. there is a problem with. mean, there is a problem with. i mean, it long time ago that she it was a long time ago that she went as a kind of went she went as a kind of a student. this wasn't a girl who was sort of 13 years old. she was sort of 13 years old. she was being groomed online, but she was a girl. right. she was a bright girl. right. she leave. i mean, don't she she she leave. i mean, don't you think as a mother, look, 30 year old, know own year old, they kno

in the manchester arena. you must have heard about that attack. what did you think about that ?cause women and europe killed back in the islamic state right now . i back in the islamic state right now. i saw back in the islamic state right now . i saw a beheaded back in the islamic state right now. i saw a beheaded head in the bin . in now. i saw a beheaded head in the bin. in the bins? yeah now. i saw a beheaded head in the bin . in the bins? yeah what the bin. in the bins? yeah what was that like when you first saw that these the heads of captives . yeah, i was afraid that you you . well, you can't believe you. well, you can't believe some that, can you. right. okay. so so superstar panel. so you're superstars now i see you come back. so. do you agree with what peter hitchens has written on this? you know what? i have enormous respect for peter hitchens, but i think he's so wrong on this. you know, he talks about her being deprived of citizenship as a mob of her citizenship as a mob justice, he says it's the cancellation of a citizenship reminds him of the thuggish. so union d

police were scared to speak out police were scared to investigate in case they were called to the manchester arenahey. one other have other thing we have got a serious problem with people coming in on dinghies. we don't know that watch know who they are that watch what's why we have what's next, why we have a fracture . really suella fracture. i really suella braverman stop processing asylum patients. she get bad people patients. so she get bad people out of country and open safe out of the country and open safe routes. ain't the answer routes. that ain't the answer that answer . ashley. that ain't the answer. ashley. ashley. james. adam fox , suzanne ashley. james. adam fox, suzanne evans. my superstar panel here will not be coming up. was fishy she's pledged speaking of the dinghy crisis to leave the how just a ploy to keep brexiteers on side our very our nigel farage is going to explore those bombshell claims just after 930 romney takes in the clash as judge rules that the sussexes be grilled in a as part of samantha markle's defamation suit against her sister . do markle's defamation suit agai

police were scared to speak out police were scared to investigate in case they were called to the manchester arenase they. one other have got other thing we have got a serious problem with people coming in on dinghies. we don't know that watch know who they are that watch what's why we have what's next, why we have a fracture . i really suella fracture. i really suella braverman stop processing asylum patients. she get bad people patients. so she get bad people out of country and open safe out of the country and open safe routes. ain't the answer routes. that ain't the answer that answer . ashley. that ain't the answer. ashley. ashley. james. adam fox , suzanne ashley. james. adam fox, suzanne evans. my superstar panel here will not be coming up. was fishy she's pledged speaking of the dinghy crisis to leave the how just a ploy to keep brexiteers on side our very our nigel farage is going to explore those bombshell claims just after 930 romney takes in the clash as judge rules that the sussexes be grilled in a as part of samantha markle's defamation suit against her sister . do markle's defamation

in the manchester arena. you must have heard about that attack. what did you think about that ?e women and europe killed back in the islamic state right now . i back in the islamic state right now. i saw back in the islamic state right now . i saw a beheaded back in the islamic state right now. i saw a beheaded head in the bin . in now. i saw a beheaded head in the bin. in the bins? yeah now. i saw a beheaded head in the bin . in the bins? yeah what the bin. in the bins? yeah what was that like when you first saw that these the heads of captives . yeah, i was afraid that you you . well, you can't believe you. well, you can't believe some that, can you. right. okay. so so superstar panel. so you're superstars now i see you come back. so. do you agree with what peter hitchens has written on this? you know what? i have enormous respect for peter hitchens, but i think he's so wrong on this. you know, he talks about her being deprived of citizenship as a mob of her citizenship as a mob justice, he says it's the cancellation of a citizenship reminds him of the thuggish. so union despo

the manchester arena what was all she had no remorse . she had all she had no remorse.remorse. and that was disgusting. however she'd been, she'd given birth two days earlier and that just upset quite a. so your hormones are all over the place that girl at 15 years old was she's not an isis. she was a child bride into sex slavery. we open our eyes to the risk our children all online here. she was groomed online . here. she was groomed online. you cannot deny that this is the she was radicalised so this is the fault of the uk because some sort of racist hellhole . i sort of racist hellhole. i didn't say we're not going to bnng didn't say we're not going to bring race people's back. the documentary won't be citing a news screen with the documents. police the responsibility to the parent to tell stories talking to me. he's not talking to is talking to me. you give me a second two way conversation been going on so yes of course it's going on so yes of course it's going to be britain's and all the rest of it. you know what? i've got two daughters myself , i've got two daught

the manchester arena what was all she had no remorse . she had all she had no remorse.remorse. and that was disgusting. however she'd been, she'd given birth two days earlier and that just upset quite a. so your hormones are all over the place that girl at 15 years old was she's not an isis. she was a child bride into sex slavery. we open our eyes to the risk our children all online here. she was groomed online . here. she was groomed online. you cannot deny that this is the she was radicalised so this is the fault of the uk because some sort of racist hellhole . i sort of racist hellhole. i didn't say we're not going to bnng didn't say we're not going to bring race people's back. the documentary won't be citing a news screen with the documents. police the responsibility to the parent to tell stories talking to me. he's not talking to is talking to me. you give me a second two way conversation been going on so yes of course it's going on so yes of course it's going to be britain's and all the rest of it. you know what? i've got two daughters myself , i've got two daught

if this arena bombing saying that the girls who went to the manchester gig 2017. never came home.. i think that absolutely hits the nail on the because one of the really frustrating aspects of this entire around big and returning is this constant appeal to sympathy as if she's the victim. the times decide to put a victim of sex trafficking on the front of sex trafficking on the front of the magazine bag and went to go build a state that was genocide . all the trafficked genocide. all the trafficked women that had markets for yazidi shia muslims, for. they have committed the worst. some the worst atrocities in the 21st century. the idea that this girl is the victim and we should feel sympathy for her is sick. and the only woman now i mean, we have to remember, she's 23. she's no longer no child. and i think that this is it really, really powerful comment from from victim of the manchester arena bombing because if you remember belgium actually said when she was first interviewed when she was first interviewed when they first found her in the camp that she that she said that she thou

we meet the mums whose children were murdered in the manchester arena bombing .he right to register their children's deaths . this is not children's deaths. this is not actually about the inquiry . children's deaths. this is not actually about the inquiry. this is about our children who have died. and we as

we meet the mums whose children were murdered in the manchester arena bombing .right to register their children's deaths . this is not children's deaths. this is not actually about the inquiry . children's deaths. this is not actually about the inquiry. this is about our children who have died. and we as parents feel very strongly about being able to do this. it's former labour cabinet minister charlie faulkner. people shouldn't have shouted it , faulkner. people shouldn't have shouted it, rosie. faulkner. people shouldn't have shouted it , rosie. she faulkner. people shouldn't have shouted it, rosie. she has . she shouted it, rosie. she has. she has got. she has express a very legitimate view about women, not feeling safe and people should not be shouting all of us after your news . hello not be shouting all of us after your news. hello emma pattison. here's the latest from the gb news room. the president of the european commission will visit the uk tomorrow to continue talks with the prime minister over the northern ireland protocol. in a statement released by

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tour, there was a defeat, the leaders of his miracles of statistics manchester city lost the fifth match at the tottenhamford home arenawithout scoring a single goal, the forward and the legend became the hero of the game. spor rekin, who overcame the mark of 200 goals scored. only alan shearer and wayne rooney have scored more than him. everything else, kane became the top scorer in the history of tottenham. arsenal also had a sad tour for their fans. the gunner lost by everton and also minimally. and this is only the second defeat of the londoners in the season, but it hurt more than others to liverpool, which was defeated by 3.0 wolverhampton football farm jurgin, the bug. oh how bad it is. three silver and bronze medals in individual competitions and second place in the team tournament with such luggage at this moment the belarusian freestyle team is returning from krasnoyarsk, where the first stage of the new of the international tournament champions cup for two days on the slope of nikolaevskaya sopka, adrenaline went off scale and a sea of ​​emotions raged behind the jumps of free skaters from three countries. a

example, of the assassination of sir david amis mp, or even worse, if that were possible, the manchester arenar british values. so we have to do everything we can do to deter others from going the same path and doing the same things that shamima begum did. it is tough, it is tragic, as i say. it is a tragedy for everybody, but most of all for the victims and every responsible government, every successive home secretary who has agreed with this decision has understood that their primary duty is to keep this country safe and prevent people who want to do us harm from doing so. and you may say she got caught up in that, you may say it wasn't her free will. i disagree with you, i think it was her free will, disagree with you, i think it was herfree will, but disagree with you, i think it was her free will, but the consequences are severe and they have to be severe. ., ~' are severe and they have to be severe. ., ~ , ., y are severe and they have to be severe. ., ~ ,, , . ., i. severe. thank you very much for your time. we severe. thank you very much for your time- we will— severe. thank you very m

arena stadium. the students of pep guardiola and manchester city bay are considering that the fans can do great things with all the strength behind me. i felt playing the koran with leipzig, whose quality we have known for years, the style of play and culture there is a specific way to use young people. i have a lot of respect for this club and their performance. last night, real madrid beat liverpool 5-2 and napoli passed frankfurt's withdrawal barrier with two goals . according to other reports, i want to present you. tehran is holding the 19th edition of the premier fencing league at the final station of the period in the sword weapons going towards the opponents of the club that participates in the competition between 5 main teams, which are a series of chadormelo mines and mobarake sepahan steel and old rivals for 15 years. in the iranian national fencing team i was there, i came, i depend on the quality, i'm going. it's great, sepahan, we became the first, and you were first since the previous year. this year, the competition is very close. one of the positive points of the league was that the t

, ten-year-old samantha smith from the city of manchester , the us state of maine, turned to moscow in 1983 very eventfully, both on the international arena and within the country. the president of the united states of america calls the ussr the evil empire story ronald reagan proposes the so-called star wars program the enlightenment of nuclear weapons in space. moscow region soviet officer stanislav petrov prevents the outbreak of a nuclear war, understands in time that the message of the approach of american missiles is a system error and recognizes the alarm as false; a south korean passenger plane was shot down throughout the airspace of the soviet union and did not respond to signals. and in volgograd, at the same time, a solemn joyful event , the two millionth tractor rolled off the assembly line of the tractor plant, each engine is of excellent quality of such a law here on the banks of the volga and our today's story took place, girls, far from the city center, but on the side of the roads. in general, this place was not actually illuminated by god forgot. in 1983, the identity of the deceased was established. when employees of t

will host porto, and manchester city in germany will play against lifesega both games will start at 22:00 kyiv time according to sports information today the battles in the sports arenasampions league will continue, in particular , ukrainian clubs will enter the battle tomorrow in the europa league and in the conference league, respectively shakhtar donetsk and er dnipropetrovsk dniprovsky e dnipro-1 yes, well, if natalka didenko is already with us, then we can ask you. congratulations, ms. natalya, and i will ask what the weather will be like in ukraine tomorrow, please , happy wedding. congratulations, dear tv viewers, of course we will talk about the weather now it is so interesting before the spring stormy active eh and we say eh before we talk about the weather we talk and more precisely we travel further in ukraine today we will turn to kyiv oblast to belotserkiv oblast to the village of rokytne and as always a little bit of interesting information facts eh well, you can watch on the video rokytne is located on the banks of the river rokytno, it is near the mission of confluence with growth, well, in general, the very word ros is already magical, it means that i

manchester united more than once, having competed in the champions league, the game has also met in the finals. this time the play-offs converged wild europe's first game was held, it is the home arenads the stands. first, the hosts scored, the brand, the alonians will serve brazilian therapy from the corner flag, the answer was not long in coming after only 2 minutes , marxus said his weighty word, having gained excellent form in recent matches, having received the ball, a free kick, the england striker struck from the bottom of the corner. andres stegen did not rescue barcelona soon the guests from manchester took the lead after a cross and a restful rashford. talons defense player julienne, and cut the ball into his own net, we note that this is the first? eurocups for almost 8 years, however, the hosts were not discouraged and managed to restore balance after throwing the rakinia, the ball passed both barça striker robert lewandowski and united defender rafael monitor lizard. after that , he ended up in the net with the boys from the match. the catalans were very close to tipping the scales in their favor with an own goal, barely the player of the muncunians did not score, but t