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Emergency chiefs apologise over ‘inadequate’ Manchester Arena bombing response

Bosses of police, transport police, fire and ambulance services all apologised unreservedly after a damning report into the aftermath of the attack.

The Independent UK

Manchester Arena attack inquiry: Failings, family reaction and 'unreserved' apologies - key points from volume II

The damning second volume of the Manchester Arena Inquiry was published today

Manchester Evening News

Martyn Hett's mum Figen Murray 'hopeful' for future after publication of Manchester Arena report

She admitted that reading the report was 're-traumatising' but praised author Sir John Saunders

Manchester Evening News

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'How can you sleep at night?': Anger of parents of Manchester Arena attack's youngest victim Saffie-Rose Roussos

Andrew Roussos believes eight-year-old Saffie-Rose was 'badly, badly let down'

Manchester Evening News

Mobilising miles from scene ‘led to fire crews arriving two hours later’

Station manager Andy Berry rejected the suggestion by a police inspector at the scene of a rendezvous point at Manchester Cathedral car park.

The Independent UK

Manchester Arena bomb victims could have been saved, report finds

Sir John Saunders, chair of the inquiry into the attacks, has delivered a scathing report on the response of the emergency services.

Daily Record

Police inspector in charge of bombing response ‘overburdened by number of tasks’

Inquiry chair Sir John Saunders ruled the officer made an early ‘significant’ mistake when he failed to declare a major incident.

The Independent UK

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Manchester Arena terror attack victim could have survived, report finds

Inquiry chair says inadequacies in emergency response were 'likely' to have prevented John Atkinson's survival

Liverpool Echo

Suella Braverman will 'carefully consider' recommendations from damning arena inquiry report

"It’s right that we reflect and work together to learn from this tragedy," the home secretary said

Manchester Evening News

Victim could have survived UK bomb attack but for flawed response, inquiry says

One of those killed in a suicide bomb attack at a concert in the English city of Manchester in 2017 would probably have survived if the response by the emergency services had not been so flawed, an inquiry concluded on Thursday.

Reuters

'I apologise unreservedly': GMP Chief Constable admits force's response to Arena bombing was 'inadequate'

'Poor communications, poor planning, inadequate training and shortcomings in strategic leadership all played a part in our failure.'

Manchester Evening News

Youngest Manchester victim 'would have lived' say devastated parents as failings revealed

Today's report on the Manchester Arena attack found Saffie-Rose Roussos, 8, may have survived her injuries if she'd been given better medical care as her parents say emergency services "let her down"

Daily Mirror

Manchester Arena bombing victim could have survived if not for emergency service 'inadequacies', report says

A report has concluded that John Atkinson could have survived the attack and that 'the performance of the emergency services was far below the standard it should have been'

Chronicle Live

'Remote possibility' youngest Arena bombing victim Saffie-Rose Roussos would have survived

The youngest victim terror attack asked paramedics 'am I going to die?' ', the inquiry has heard

Manchester Evening News

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The Independent UK

Manchester bombing victim John Atkinson ‘died without dignity on floor’

The inquiry chair said emergency services failed to ‘get a grip’ of the situation

Manchester Evening News

'John was left dying without his dignity on the floor': Devastated family of Arena victim who could have survived slam emergency services

John Atkinson could have survived with a better emergency services response, a new report has found

Evening Standard

Manchester Arena attack: Inquiry slams failures of emergency services on night of bombing

Care worker John Atkinson, 28, would probably have survived but for inadequacies in the emergency response, report says

Wales Online

Manchester Arena bomb emergency services response heavily criticised by inquiry

The inquiry chairman praised those that did help

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Manchester Evening News

Manchester Arena bombing victim John Atkinson could have survived if emergency services response had been better, report concludes

John Atkinson, 28, told those caring for him: "I'm going to die."

The Independent UK

Manchester bombing victim ‘would have survived if not for emergency response failings’

‘Apology means nothing unless they act rapidly,’ say grieving family, as inquiry head scathing about rescue operation

The Independent UK

Inquiry criticises failures of emergency services on night of Manchester bombing

Care worker John Atkinson, 28, would probably have survived, the report said.

Daily Mirror

Manchester Arena bomb victims could have been saved including girl, 8, report finds

The report by Manchester Arena Inquiry chairman Sir John Saunders focuses on the experience on the fateful night of each of those who died in a suicide attack at the end of an Ariana Grande concert in 2017

The Guardian - UK

Manchester attack: family of victim who might have lived say he was ‘totally failed’

John Atkinson ‘should have survived’, say relatives, as emergency services issue unreserved apologies after inquiry

Manchester Evening News

Response to Manchester Arena attack was 'all wrong' with 'big mistakes' made, survivor says

Ron Blake spoke to the BBC ahead of the publication of the second report on the response today

Evening Standard

‘Big mistakes were made’: New report on response to Manchester Arena bombing to be released

Twenty-two people were killed and hundreds were injured in a suicide attack at the end of an Ariana Grande concert on May 22 2017.

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