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Manchester Victoria Station Reopens After Manchester Arena Suicide Blast
Manchester Victoria railway station, which had suffered structural damage, reopened for public today more than a week after a suicide attack following a pop concert at the city's Arena left 22 people dead and dozens injured.
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Pak-Origin Doctor Who Saved Manchester Victims Abused, Called A Terrorist
A 37-year-old Pakistani-origin doctor, who spent 48 hours saving the lives of victims of Manchester terror attack, was allegedly racially abused and called a terrorist after being told to "go back to your country", media reports said.
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UK Police Make 7th Arrest In Manchester Terror Probe
British police arrested a seventh person Wednesday in connection with the massacre at a Manchester pop concert that left 22 people dead.
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Manchester Attacker Salman Abedi's Father Ramadan Abedi, Younger Brother Hashem Abedi Arrested In Libya
The father and the younger brother of the suicide bomber who killed 22 people at a concert venue in Manchester have been arrested in Tripoli, a spokesman for a local counter-terrorism force said on Wednesday.
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President Pranab Mukherjee Writes To Queen Elizabeth II On Manchester Attack
President Pranab Mukherjee, in a written message to British Monarch Queen Elizabeth II on Wednesday conveyed his condolences over the terror attack in Manchester that killed 22 people, an official said.
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Three Men Arrested Over Manchester Arena Attack: Police
British police on Wednesday made three more arrests over the Manchester concert attack that left 22 people dead, bringing the number of men in custody to four.
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Manchester Attack: Gurudwaras Offer Free Food, Shelter After Terror
Stories of random acts of kindness are emerging in the wake of the Manchester terror attack, with many people and Sikh temples offering free food and rooms for the night.
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Two Bombings In Manchester, 21 Years Apart, Show The Changing Nature Of Terrorism
An explosion hit a crowded music venue in Manchester on Monday night, killing at least 22 people and wounding many more at a concert attended by many children and their parents. The Islamic State has since claimed responsibility for what Prime Minister Theresa May described as a "callous terrorist attack" in Britain's largest city.
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Police Name Manchester Suicide Bomber, Theresa May Condemns 'Sickening' Attack
British police on Tuesday identified the suicide bomber who killed 22 people, including children, in an attack on a crowded concert hall in Manchester, and said they were trying to establish whether he had acted alone or with help from others.
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ISIS Claims Responsibility For Ariana Grande's Manchester Concert Blast Killing 22
Terror group ISIS claimed responsibility for Monday's deadly attack at the Manchester Arena and said it was carried out with an explosive device planted at American pop singer Ariana Grande's concert, according to a statement the group posted on Telegram.
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David Beckham In 'Heartbreak' As Manchester Clubs Pay Tribute To Concert Attack Victims
Football star David Beckham spoke of his "heartbreak" as former club Manchester United and local rivals Manchester City came together Tuesday to pay tribute after 22 people including children were killed in a suspected suicide bombing in the northern English city.
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Lone Attacker Blew Self Up At Manchester Concert Killing 22, Including Children, Police Say
A lone attacker blew himself up at a pop concert filled with teenagers, killing 22 in an apparent effort to harm as many young people as possible, Manchester police said Tuesday.
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French Prime Minister Edouard Philippe Calls For Vigilance In France After Manchester Attack
French Prime Minister Edouard Philippe on Tuesday called on French citizens to be vigilant following the suicide attack at a concert in Manchester, which Philippe described as an "abominable crime."
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Children Among 22 Killed In Suicide Bombing At Pop Concert In Manchester
The man behind a terror attack at singer Ariana Grande's concert in UK's Manchester late Monday died when he detonated his device, killing 22 others, including children and injuring 59 people, police said.
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Manchester Victoria Station Reopens After Manchester Arena Suicide Blast
Manchester Victoria railway station, which had suffered structural damage, reopened for public today more than a week after a suicide attack following a pop concert at the city's Arena left 22 people dead and dozens injured.
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Pak-Origin Doctor Who Saved Manchester Victims Abused, Called A Terrorist
A 37-year-old Pakistani-origin doctor, who spent 48 hours saving the lives of victims of Manchester terror attack, was allegedly racially abused and called a terrorist after being told to "go back to your country", media reports said.
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UK Police Make 7th Arrest In Manchester Terror Probe
British police arrested a seventh person Wednesday in connection with the massacre at a Manchester pop concert that left 22 people dead.
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Manchester Attacker Salman Abedi's Father Ramadan Abedi, Younger Brother Hashem Abedi Arrested In Libya
The father and the younger brother of the suicide bomber who killed 22 people at a concert venue in Manchester have been arrested in Tripoli, a spokesman for a local counter-terrorism force said on Wednesday.
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President Pranab Mukherjee Writes To Queen Elizabeth II On Manchester Attack
President Pranab Mukherjee, in a written message to British Monarch Queen Elizabeth II on Wednesday conveyed his condolences over the terror attack in Manchester that killed 22 people, an official said.
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Three Men Arrested Over Manchester Arena Attack: Police
British police on Wednesday made three more arrests over the Manchester concert attack that left 22 people dead, bringing the number of men in custody to four.
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Manchester Attack: Gurudwaras Offer Free Food, Shelter After Terror
Stories of random acts of kindness are emerging in the wake of the Manchester terror attack, with many people and Sikh temples offering free food and rooms for the night.
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Two Bombings In Manchester, 21 Years Apart, Show The Changing Nature Of Terrorism
An explosion hit a crowded music venue in Manchester on Monday night, killing at least 22 people and wounding many more at a concert attended by many children and their parents. The Islamic State has since claimed responsibility for what Prime Minister Theresa May described as a "callous terrorist attack" in Britain's largest city.
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Police Name Manchester Suicide Bomber, Theresa May Condemns 'Sickening' Attack
British police on Tuesday identified the suicide bomber who killed 22 people, including children, in an attack on a crowded concert hall in Manchester, and said they were trying to establish whether he had acted alone or with help from others.
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ISIS Claims Responsibility For Ariana Grande's Manchester Concert Blast Killing 22
Terror group ISIS claimed responsibility for Monday's deadly attack at the Manchester Arena and said it was carried out with an explosive device planted at American pop singer Ariana Grande's concert, according to a statement the group posted on Telegram.
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David Beckham In 'Heartbreak' As Manchester Clubs Pay Tribute To Concert Attack Victims
Football star David Beckham spoke of his "heartbreak" as former club Manchester United and local rivals Manchester City came together Tuesday to pay tribute after 22 people including children were killed in a suspected suicide bombing in the northern English city.
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Lone Attacker Blew Self Up At Manchester Concert Killing 22, Including Children, Police Say
A lone attacker blew himself up at a pop concert filled with teenagers, killing 22 in an apparent effort to harm as many young people as possible, Manchester police said Tuesday.
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French Prime Minister Edouard Philippe Calls For Vigilance In France After Manchester Attack
French Prime Minister Edouard Philippe on Tuesday called on French citizens to be vigilant following the suicide attack at a concert in Manchester, which Philippe described as an "abominable crime."
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Children Among 22 Killed In Suicide Bombing At Pop Concert In Manchester
The man behind a terror attack at singer Ariana Grande's concert in UK's Manchester late Monday died when he detonated his device, killing 22 others, including children and injuring 59 people, police said.
