the attack was carried out by this man, salman abedi. out by this man, salman abedi. bomb he carriedontained nearly 2000 pieces of metal. 2000 pieces of metal. extradited from libya, with a warrant for his arrest. warrant for his arrest. ways manchester is reflecting on what happened one year on. what happened one year on. messages to express their thoughts will. will. music is a huge part of manchester's culture. manchester's culture. once again, it's bringing them together. it's bringing them together. be seen on every street, another sign of unity. sign of unity. we can say this city is stronger, more united. more united. manchester in the last year tells you that. you that. place, these people, will not be beaten or broken by terrorism. beaten or broken by terrorism. will not change who they are or how we live our lives. we live our lives. that's in the constant message out of manchester. constant message out of manchester. concert was targeted has put this message on social media. today is aboutjoining together. # i will rise up... it gives the victims and their families hope. o

also by a bbc two documentary, the night of the bomb, which traced the movements of the bomber, salman abedier was this flat right in the heart of the city centre, which meant that he didn't have far to go at all. although that programme was widely praised, the chief constable of manchester police wrote an open letter to the bbc accusing the bbc of wholly inaccurate reporting, and showing footage of the aftermath of the bomb which was newsworthy viewing at the expense of the families. he went on: those charges echoed by some members of the public were rejected by the bbc, he said in response: the issue of respecting or upsetting relatives and friends of the victims

and also by a bbc documentary, the night of the bomb, which traced the movements of the bomber, salman abediere it was put together was this flat, right in the heart of the city centre, which meant that he did not have far to go, at all. although that programme was widely praised, the chief constable of greater manchester police, ian hopkins were wrote an open letter accusing the bbc of wholly inaccurate reporting, and showing footage of the aftermath of the bomb which was newsworthy viewing at the expense of the families. he went on, i quote, i've failed to see any public interest in footage of such an explicit nature being echoed this regard to the feelings of those who matter most. by feelings of those who matter most. by the families wish to view such footage is a private matter and is not something that should be publicly aired on national television, taking away any choice. some families are left with the question, is this my loved one on the floor? those charges, echoed by some members of the public were rejected by the bbc, who said in response," theissue the issue of respecting or u

the attack was carried out by this man, salman abedi, the bomb he carried contained nearly 2000 piecesl. stick khutor said after his brother hashem to be extradited from libya. there is a warrant to his arrest. negotiations are tricky, delicate, they have been carried out by the government and it is for them and the libya ns by the government and it is for them and the libyans to work, work through. i would just hope that we are able to see each while in the uk because of their, the families of the victims and those injured and traumatised. one, two, three. after her experience, leanne is now studying to be mental health nurse. both she and her daughter are travelling to manchester today, a city coming together to reflect. here on the bbc there will be coverage of those events as they ta ke coverage of those events as they take place later today in manchester. now let's talk you through some other stories in the news today. less than a week after the us pulled out of the iran nuclear deal, the trump administration is demanding sweeping changes from tehran. and if it doesn't follow thro

who died on salman abedi -- who died on the scene. parents and educators in missouri are now able to rent the services of drug- sniffing dogs if they are concerned about youth drug abuse. the company is called metro k-nine services, and it rents out specially trained dogs by the hour. some parents are skeptical about the idea, while others like it. <"if i feel like my son is doing drugs, i'm going to do what i have to do to find out.">< "we're not going to say anything because its none of our business. we are just there to do a job. we do it, and we leave."> the dogs are trained to sniff out drugs including, cocaine, meth, marijuana and heroin. metro k-nine services say it never call the cops, no matter what their dogs find. the company rents to families, schools, job sites, and other locations. services start at 200- dollars. lawrence karnow: temperatures were again cooler than normal with only partila clearing to the coast in the afternoon. highs were between 5 to 10 degrees below average. on the doppler numerous thunderstor

the attack was carried out by this man, salman abedi. contained nearly 2,000 pieces of metal. prosecutors have asked for his brother hashem to be extradited from libya. there is a warrant for his arrest. negotiations are tricky, they're delicate, they're being carried out by the government and it is for them and the libyans to work — work that through. i would just hope that we are able to see a trial in the uk because of the — the families of the victims and those injured and traumatised. one, two, three! after her experience, leanne is now studying to be mental health nurse. both she and laney are travelling to manchester today, a city coming together to reflect. fiona trott, bbc news, manchester. we can talk now to fiona who's at manchester cathedral. just outline what is going to be happening throughout the course of the day. you can see here that preparations are already under way at manchester cathedral itself for a special service in a few hours' time. a screen will be put out here so time. a screen will be put out here so people

the attack was carried out by this man, salman abedi.ried contained nearly 2000 pieces of metal. prosecutors have asked for his brother hashem to be extradited from libya. there is a warrant for his arrest. negotiations are tricky, they're delicate, they're being carried out by the government and it's for them and the libyans to work that through. i would just hope that we are able to see a trial in the uk because of the families of the victims, and those injured and traumatised. one, two, three. after her experience, leanne is studying to be a mental health nurse. both she and lainey are travelling to manchester today, a city coming together to reflect. fiona trott, bbc news, manchester. i will be here throughout the morning. i want to show you an early copy of the manchester evening news. we talked about the bee, and there they are, 22 of them, on its front cover. we will be talking to someone in the next half an hour or was there on the night and also someone else who was helping. just being here this morning and walking towards victo

and also by a bbc documentary, the night of the bomb, which traced the movements of the bomber, salman abedi

the attack was carried out by this man, salman abedi.arried contained nearly 2000 pieces of metal. prosecutors have asked for his brother, hashem, to be extradited from libya. there is a warrant for his arrest. negotiations are tricky, they're delicate, they're being carried out by the government and it's for them and the libyans to work that through. i would just hope that we are able to see a trial in the uk because of the families of the victims, and those injured and traumatised. one, two, three. after her experience, leanne is studying to be a mental health nurse. both she and lainey are travelling to manchester today, a city coming together to reflect. you're going to have to teach me this stuff, lainey. i will try to hold this up into the sunshine so you can see it, the front page of the manchester evening news, the worker bee, symbolising the community spirit and the solidarity of people coming together in response to the attack at manchester arena and below the bees, the names of those who died in the attack. with me now is a ma

also by a bbc two documentary, the night of the bomb, which traced the movements of the bomber, salman abedihave far to go at all. although that programme was widely praised, the chief constable of manchester police wrote an open letter to the bbc accusing the bbc of wholly inaccurate reporting, and showing footage of the aftermath of the bomb which was newsworthy viewing at the expense of the families. he went on: those charges echoed by some members of the public were rejected by the bbc, who said in response: the issue of respecting or upsetting relatives and friends of the victims also cropped up in the bbc‘s news coverage. alan little's report on the commemoration service contained this line. the tv cameras stayed off the faces of the bereaved, respecting their right to privacy in their grief. that decision was applauded by jack carter. now, what were you viewing last saturday morning? well, almost 80 million of us were tuned in to the wedding of prince harry and meghan markle. most of us were watching on the bbc, which was widely praised for its coverage of the event. but with a yougov