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Saffie-Rose, eight, from Leyland, Lancashire, suffered massive blood loss from shrapnel wounds to her legs caused by the explosion in the City Room foyer of the venue in May 2017.

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Middletown zoners will hear case for variance to allow family to keep goats, chickens in residential neighborhood.

India Business News: Wipro shareholders reappointed two of the company's independent directors, Patrick Ennis and Patrick Dupuis, with an overwhelming majority, though the

LIVE updates as on-call doctor gives evidence at Manchester Arena Inquiry Dr Michael Daley was a consultant anaesthetist who attended the Arena as an on-call MERIT doctor. The Arena inquiry is continuing in Manchester (Image: PA) A doctor who was on-call and attended Manchester Arena after the bombing was giving evidence to the ongoing public inquiry into the atrocity today. Dr Michael Daley was a consultant anaesthetist who attended the Arena as an on-call MERIT doctor. The Medical Emergency R...

Patrick Ennis was the only paramedic in the City Room area for 40 minutes after the explosion

Manchester Arena Inquiry LIVE: First paramedic to enter the City Room following the blast to return to give evidence Officers and staff responsible for the command and control of resources on the part of the emergency services are currently giving evidence in this chapter of the inquiry Advanced Paramedic Patrick Ennis who is set to return and give further evidence to the public inquiry today (Image: Arena Inquiry) Patrick Ennis, the first paramedic to enter the City Room blast zone at the Aren...

BBC News Published image captionPatrick Ennis was one of three paramedics to work at the scene of the blast A paramedic first on the scene of the Manchester Arena bombing did not give immediate treatment to casualties, an inquiry into the atrocity has heard. Patrick Ennis was one of three paramedics to work at the blast scene. He explained he did not immediately start treating people because it was his job to prepare for a wider major incident response. Mr Ennis said treating the injured "was ...