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2017 Manchester Attack Survivors Win $58,000 Over Hoax Claims
Two survivors of the 2017 bomb attack at an Ariana Grande concert in Manchester, England, on Friday won £45,000 ($58,000) in damages from a former TV producer who claimed the attack was a hoax.
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Attack On Protester At China Consulate "Deeply Concerning": UK
The British prime minister's spokesman said Monday that the reported beating of a Hong Kong pro-democracy protester in the grounds of the Chinese consulate in Manchester, northern England was "deeply concerning".
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Security Should Have Confronted Manchester Bomber: Inquiry
Security teams at Britain's Manchester Arena "should have prevented or minimised" the impact of the 2017 terror attack at an Ariana Grande concert that killed 22 people, a public inquiry found Thursday.
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UK Police Treat Manchester Knife Attack As ''Terrorist Investigation"
A British police probe into a triple stabbing at a Manchester railway station on New Year's Eve which injured three people is now being treated as "a terrorist investigation", the city's top officer said on Tuesday.
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Indian-Origin Man In UK Jailed For "Stirring Up Hatred Online"
An Indian-origin British man who posted Islamophobic rants on social media in the wake of the terrorist attack at an Ariana Grande concert in Manchester last year has been sentenced to 20 months in jail.
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UK Mosques Refuse To Bury Manchester Suicide Bomber
Mosques in Britain refused to perform the last rites of Salman Abedi, the suicide bomber who blew himself up at an Ariana Grande concert in Manchester earlier this year, killing 22 victims.
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Scottish Man Refuses Treatment From Indian-Origin Optician Over Manchester Attack
A Scottish man has been put on trial over racism charges in the UK after he refused to be treated by an optician of Indian and Pakistani-origin, saying the Manchester terror attack "was the last straw" for him.
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MI5 To Review Its Handling Of Intelligence On Manchester Bomber
Britain's MI5 has begun an internal review of how it handled intelligence on Manchester suicide bomber Salman Abedi, who was known to the authorities but not under active investigation, a source told Reuters on Monday.
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Don't Look Back In Anger: Running To Keep Manchester United
This is no ordinary Sunday and today's Great Manchester Run is no ordinary marathon. Each one here has defied the severe threat warning called after the concert carnage and is here to display the famed Northern grit. It's a gamble they are willing to wager to keep the spirit of this inclusive, historic, shaken city aloft.
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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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Police Arrest 19-Year-Old Over Manchester Attack
British police said they arrested a 19-year-old man late Sunday in connection with the Manchester bombing after a search at an address in the city's southeast.
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UK Prime Minister Theresa May's Lead Narrows After Manchester Attack: Poll
British Prime Minister Theresa May's lead over the opposition Labour Party has narrowed sharply, according to opinion polls published since the Manchester attack, suggesting she might not win the landslide predicted just a month ago.
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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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Election Campaign Resumes After Manchester Attack
Britain's politicians resume campaigning in earnest on Friday with national security in the spotlight, as police scramble to bust a Libya-linked jihadist network thought to be behind the Manchester terror attack.
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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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2017 Manchester Attack Survivors Win $58,000 Over Hoax Claims
Two survivors of the 2017 bomb attack at an Ariana Grande concert in Manchester, England, on Friday won £45,000 ($58,000) in damages from a former TV producer who claimed the attack was a hoax.
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Attack On Protester At China Consulate "Deeply Concerning": UK
The British prime minister's spokesman said Monday that the reported beating of a Hong Kong pro-democracy protester in the grounds of the Chinese consulate in Manchester, northern England was "deeply concerning".
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Security Should Have Confronted Manchester Bomber: Inquiry
Security teams at Britain's Manchester Arena "should have prevented or minimised" the impact of the 2017 terror attack at an Ariana Grande concert that killed 22 people, a public inquiry found Thursday.
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UK Police Treat Manchester Knife Attack As ''Terrorist Investigation"
A British police probe into a triple stabbing at a Manchester railway station on New Year's Eve which injured three people is now being treated as "a terrorist investigation", the city's top officer said on Tuesday.
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Indian-Origin Man In UK Jailed For "Stirring Up Hatred Online"
An Indian-origin British man who posted Islamophobic rants on social media in the wake of the terrorist attack at an Ariana Grande concert in Manchester last year has been sentenced to 20 months in jail.
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UK Mosques Refuse To Bury Manchester Suicide Bomber
Mosques in Britain refused to perform the last rites of Salman Abedi, the suicide bomber who blew himself up at an Ariana Grande concert in Manchester earlier this year, killing 22 victims.
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Scottish Man Refuses Treatment From Indian-Origin Optician Over Manchester Attack
A Scottish man has been put on trial over racism charges in the UK after he refused to be treated by an optician of Indian and Pakistani-origin, saying the Manchester terror attack "was the last straw" for him.
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MI5 To Review Its Handling Of Intelligence On Manchester Bomber
Britain's MI5 has begun an internal review of how it handled intelligence on Manchester suicide bomber Salman Abedi, who was known to the authorities but not under active investigation, a source told Reuters on Monday.
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Don't Look Back In Anger: Running To Keep Manchester United
This is no ordinary Sunday and today's Great Manchester Run is no ordinary marathon. Each one here has defied the severe threat warning called after the concert carnage and is here to display the famed Northern grit. It's a gamble they are willing to wager to keep the spirit of this inclusive, historic, shaken city aloft.
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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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Police Arrest 19-Year-Old Over Manchester Attack
British police said they arrested a 19-year-old man late Sunday in connection with the Manchester bombing after a search at an address in the city's southeast.
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UK Prime Minister Theresa May's Lead Narrows After Manchester Attack: Poll
British Prime Minister Theresa May's lead over the opposition Labour Party has narrowed sharply, according to opinion polls published since the Manchester attack, suggesting she might not win the landslide predicted just a month ago.
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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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Election Campaign Resumes After Manchester Attack
Britain's politicians resume campaigning in earnest on Friday with national security in the spotlight, as police scramble to bust a Libya-linked jihadist network thought to be behind the Manchester terror attack.
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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.
