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Hand up. but its notjust his own injuries that paul has had to cope with. its also overwhelming grief. his partner, elaine mciver, did not survive, one of 22 people murdered that night. she was the love of my life. i was the love of her life. elaine was a police officer, and her dedication to herjob as a detective constable has given paul a very personal take on the police�*s actions before the bombing. in particular, hes been upset to discover that, against instructions, there was no police o...

And they stepped up, but the failings before the explosion was unforgivable as far as im concerned. the btp officers on duty that night have since been commended for their heroism after the explosion. the force has also accepted the attack happened on its watch and it let the public down. but what about the private companies responsible for security at the arena? this is the journey that the bomber, salman abedi, took into the foyer, and up these stairs, and into a carefully researched hiding pl...

Good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. the public inquiry into the manchester arena bombing will publish its first report in the next hour, focusing on security at the venue. 22 people died and hundreds were injured when salman abedi blew up a bomb in his rucksack in the arenas foyer, four years ago. there will be two more reports to come, on the emergency response and what happened to each of those who died, and also whether the atrocity could have been prevented. relatives of the v...

Catastrophic criticism, catastrophic feelings as one qc has been saying this afternoon that this report has highlighted. the fact that people did come up to the showsec security guards on the night seeing someone was looking suspicious, there was a man with a rucksack, they were concerned about him. those stewards did not take those concerns forward, they did not do anything about it. then you have the fact that they should have been a british transport police officer on duty in the foyer that n...

Chaos and devastation in the moments after the bomb. the aftermath was horrific. but the details of what happened before the explosion are distressing too. the chairman of the manchester arena inquiry didnt hold back today in his criticism of those responsible for keeping concertgoers safe. i was urged by everybody to avoid looking for scapegoats. i have not looked to blame anyone, but where, having considered the evidence, i considered that individuals have fallen below a proper standard in car...

A meeting in december 2017, the executive director of smg told the mother of one of the victims that the area around the room had nothing to do with them. the report says this is not true, and concludes that the man holding that meeting tried to mislead any damage limitation effort. always a great area throughout this investigation as to who exactly was responsible for the security where the bomb went off in the foyer that night. the report is clear that smg were partly responsible as where brit...

>> harold: i dont buy a lot of art but i dont begrudge a guy, i dont begrudge a guy trying to make a living and if it turns out theres something out aboveboard here, will find out. but i dont begrudge a guy, maybe hunter and former president bush may come together and do some artwork together. >> jesse: i dont think bush is selling it to saudi billionaires, though. >> harold: we dont know who he selling it to. i dont even know if he sold anything. >> dagen: i think about it like this, who in the...

Johnson & johnson dose trust that it is safe? >> yes, jake, and i realize that sounds counterintuitive given all that youve just said but what has happened here is the fda has now gone back in and inspected these doses specifically, looking foyer their quality checks and all that so the doses that are cleared, the 10 million doses, you can feel very confident in. i should add there were 660 million doses that they did not authorize to be dispensed so its not like they were letting everything go ...