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UK Security Head " Sorry" For Failing To Prevent 2017 Manchester Bombing
The head of Britain's security services said on Thursday he was profoundly sorry his spies had missed a "significant" opportunity to prevent a deadly 2017 suicide bombing at the end of an Ariana Grande pop concert in Manchester.
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Manchester Bomber's Brother Sentenced To At Least 55-Years In Prison
The brother of a suicide bomber who killed 22 people at an Ariana Grande concert in the British city of Manchester was on Thursday jailed for life for playing an "integral part" in the attack.
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Woman Assaulted, Hijab Ripped Off In Alleged Hate Crime In UK: Report
The assault comes amid a spike in hate crime incidents in the UK following a suicide bombing at a concert in Manchester that claimed 22 lives and an attack in London by three terrorists, who drove a van into pedestrians and then went on a stabbing spree, killing eight persons before being shot dead.
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'Threatened By Their Hijab,' Australian Schoolgirls Forced to Leave Career Expo
Hijab-clad Muslim school students were allegedly forced to leave a career expo in Australia after onlookers felt threatened by their "attire" in the wake of the Manchester suicide bombing.
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Music Stars Unite For 'One Love Manchester' Concert As Fans Face Down Fears
Fans gathered in Manchester for a star-studded charity concert on Sunday, recalling victims of a suicide bomb attack following an Ariane Grande concert last month and vowing to face down fears of terrorism less than 24 hours after an assault in London claimed seven lives.
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Manchester Attacker Bought Most Bomb Parts Himself, Say UK Police
Manchester suicide bomber Salman Abedi likely purchased most of the key bomb components himself and many of his actions were carried out alone, British police investigating the attack said.
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UK Security Threat Level Lowered As Police Close In On Bomber's Suspected Network
Britain lowered its security threat level to "severe" on Saturday following significant activity by police investigating the suicide bomb attack on a pop concert in Manchester, Prime Minister Theresa May said.
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'Large Part Of Network' Behind Manchester Arena Attack Arrested: UK Police
British police have arrested a "large part of the network" behind this week's Manchester suicide bombing but more arrests are likely, the country's top counter-terrorism officer said on Friday.
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Manchester Attack Probe: 11 People In Detention
A total of 11 people are in detention in Britain and Libya over Monday's suicide bombing on a pop concert in the northwestern English city of Manchester by a British-born man of Libyan origin.
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Ariana Grande Announces A Benefit Concert: 'I'll Be Returning To The Incredibly Brave City Of Manchester'
Four days after a suicide bombing left 22 dead and scores wounded at an Ariana Grande concert in Manchester, England, the 23-year-old pop singer has announced that she will return to the grief-stricken city for another concert to benefit the victims and their families.
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Donald Trump Condemns Leaks After UK Police Briefly Halt Information Sharing
President Donald Trump said on Thursday that "deeply troubling" leaks to US media about the Manchester suicide bombing would be investigated, after irate British police briefly stopped sharing information with US agencies.
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Manchester Attack: Mobile Phone May Have Saved Woman's Life
A mobile phone is believed to have saved the life of a British woman, who was badly injured in the Manchester suicide attack when a flying shrapnel hit her, media reports said today.
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US President Donald Trump Says Intelligence Leaks 'Deeply Troubling'
US President Trump vowed on Thursday to bring anyone caught leaking US intelligence to justice after British police stopped sharing information about the Manchester suicide bombing with the United States.
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Manchester Arena Attack Arrests 'Significant', Important Items Found: Police
British police have made significant arrests and have uncovered important items as they investigate a suicide bomb attack which killed 22 at a music concert in Manchester, the head of the city's police said.
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Plugging The Leak: UK Police Stop Sharing Manchester Arena Attack Intel With US
British police have stopped sharing information on the suicide bombing in Manchester with the United States, the BBC reported on Thursday, because of fears that leaks in the US media could hinder a hunt for a possible bomb-maker still at large.
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UK Security Head " Sorry" For Failing To Prevent 2017 Manchester Bombing
The head of Britain's security services said on Thursday he was profoundly sorry his spies had missed a "significant" opportunity to prevent a deadly 2017 suicide bombing at the end of an Ariana Grande pop concert in Manchester.
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Manchester Bomber's Brother Sentenced To At Least 55-Years In Prison
The brother of a suicide bomber who killed 22 people at an Ariana Grande concert in the British city of Manchester was on Thursday jailed for life for playing an "integral part" in the attack.
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Woman Assaulted, Hijab Ripped Off In Alleged Hate Crime In UK: Report
The assault comes amid a spike in hate crime incidents in the UK following a suicide bombing at a concert in Manchester that claimed 22 lives and an attack in London by three terrorists, who drove a van into pedestrians and then went on a stabbing spree, killing eight persons before being shot dead.
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'Threatened By Their Hijab,' Australian Schoolgirls Forced to Leave Career Expo
Hijab-clad Muslim school students were allegedly forced to leave a career expo in Australia after onlookers felt threatened by their "attire" in the wake of the Manchester suicide bombing.
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Music Stars Unite For 'One Love Manchester' Concert As Fans Face Down Fears
Fans gathered in Manchester for a star-studded charity concert on Sunday, recalling victims of a suicide bomb attack following an Ariane Grande concert last month and vowing to face down fears of terrorism less than 24 hours after an assault in London claimed seven lives.
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Manchester Attacker Bought Most Bomb Parts Himself, Say UK Police
Manchester suicide bomber Salman Abedi likely purchased most of the key bomb components himself and many of his actions were carried out alone, British police investigating the attack said.
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UK Security Threat Level Lowered As Police Close In On Bomber's Suspected Network
Britain lowered its security threat level to "severe" on Saturday following significant activity by police investigating the suicide bomb attack on a pop concert in Manchester, Prime Minister Theresa May said.
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'Large Part Of Network' Behind Manchester Arena Attack Arrested: UK Police
British police have arrested a "large part of the network" behind this week's Manchester suicide bombing but more arrests are likely, the country's top counter-terrorism officer said on Friday.
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Manchester Attack Probe: 11 People In Detention
A total of 11 people are in detention in Britain and Libya over Monday's suicide bombing on a pop concert in the northwestern English city of Manchester by a British-born man of Libyan origin.
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Ariana Grande Announces A Benefit Concert: 'I'll Be Returning To The Incredibly Brave City Of Manchester'
Four days after a suicide bombing left 22 dead and scores wounded at an Ariana Grande concert in Manchester, England, the 23-year-old pop singer has announced that she will return to the grief-stricken city for another concert to benefit the victims and their families.
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Donald Trump Condemns Leaks After UK Police Briefly Halt Information Sharing
President Donald Trump said on Thursday that "deeply troubling" leaks to US media about the Manchester suicide bombing would be investigated, after irate British police briefly stopped sharing information with US agencies.
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Manchester Attack: Mobile Phone May Have Saved Woman's Life
A mobile phone is believed to have saved the life of a British woman, who was badly injured in the Manchester suicide attack when a flying shrapnel hit her, media reports said today.
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US President Donald Trump Says Intelligence Leaks 'Deeply Troubling'
US President Trump vowed on Thursday to bring anyone caught leaking US intelligence to justice after British police stopped sharing information about the Manchester suicide bombing with the United States.
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Manchester Arena Attack Arrests 'Significant', Important Items Found: Police
British police have made significant arrests and have uncovered important items as they investigate a suicide bomb attack which killed 22 at a music concert in Manchester, the head of the city's police said.
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Plugging The Leak: UK Police Stop Sharing Manchester Arena Attack Intel With US
British police have stopped sharing information on the suicide bombing in Manchester with the United States, the BBC reported on Thursday, because of fears that leaks in the US media could hinder a hunt for a possible bomb-maker still at large.
