From the vicious attack on innocent children in Manchester, to the slaughter of Yazidis in Iraq, to the chilling massacre of Christians in Egypt: violence,
“Manchester, so much to answer for.” A line courtesy of Steven Patrick Morrissey from the first Smiths studio album and a song about the Moors
Thousands of Britons are responding to the unspeakably disgusting events of Monday night by a small but powerful gesture of defiance. Driven by ardent feelings
The UK police forces investigating the Manchester attack have stopped sharing intelligence with their US counterparts, after a series of leaks. Key information that the
I have just chaired another meeting of COBRA, where we again discussed the callous and cowardly terrorist attack in Manchester last night, and the operational
I remember an American political commentator remarking once after a deadly spate of tornadoes hit the Mid-West that it was a terrible thing but had
Greater Manchester Police force has confirmed that the explosion in the foyer of Manchester Arena on May 22 is being treated as a “terrorist incident”.
It would be easy at this moment to say that it’s hard to find words for what happened in Manchester last night but that would
I have just chaired a meeting of the government’s emergency committee COBRA, where we discussed the details of – and the response to – the
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