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Manchester Arena inquiry: LIVE updates as senior transport officers give evidence The inquiry is currently hearing evidence from those responsible for command and control of the emergency services response on the night The Arena inquiry is continuing in Manchester (Image: PA) Further evidence from senior British Transport Police officers was being heard today at the ongoing public inquiry into the 2017 Manchester Arena terror attack. The inquiry is currently hearing evidence from those responsi...

British Transport Police's gold commander tells the Manchester Arena Inquiry his force made mistakes.

SHARE A senior officer accepted police failed to have a contingency plan in place at Manchester Arena in the event of a major incident. Chief Supt Allan Gregory, of British Transport Police, gave evidence at the public inquiry into the Manchester Arena terror attack. The hearing was told the arena was the UK’s only entertainment venue of such scale under the control of the transport police and Mr Gregory said there was no contingency plan in case of a major emergency. When asked if this was a...

Emergency services failed to work together on night of Manchester Arena bombing, police chief tells public inquiry Robin Smith, British Transport Polices gold commander, accepted at the public inquiry into the atrocity that he didnt contact other commanders - and called for an overhaul in the ways senior officers communicate with each other at major incidents Updated Police at the scene on the night (Image: PA) The emergency services failed to work together and adhere to established principals ...

04/23/2021 at 6:06 PM Posted by Kevin Edward White The May 6-8 event, hosted by the Pontifical Council for Culture features Dr. Anthony Fauci and the CEOs from two of the manufacturers of COVID-19 vaccines. By Edward Pentin, National Catholic Register, April 16, 2021 VATICAN CITY — Dr. Anthony Fauci, Chelsea Clinton, and the CEOs of Pharmaceutical manufacturers Moderna and Pfizer, which created leading COVID-19 vaccines, will be among the featured speakers at a healthcare conference nex...

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© Getty Images Tennessee’s GOP-controlled Senate passed a bill Wednesday that would require medical providers to bury or cremate fetal remains after abortions, sending the legislation to the governors desk. State senators cleared the measure in a 27-6 vote. The House passed the bill on Monday in a 69-22 vote. In addition to the requirements for medical providers, the legislation says the pregnant woman can determine the method and location for disposing of the fetal remains. ADVERTISEMEN...

"It’s not fetal tissue, it’s dismembered children," said state Rep. Robin Smith (R). Democrats said the bill would further inflict "trauma" on those who choose to undergo abortions.  "This is one of the most offensive pieces of legislation I’ve heard this year," said Democratic Rep. London Lamar, who experienced a late-term pregnancy loss in 2019. "Offensive for women who actually have had to bury children." "This is not a pro-life piece of legislation. What you are doing is further usin...

Rain forests, movies and eclectic restaurants — airports are looking to be experience destinations in their own right Author of the article: Gabriel Friedman Publishing date: Apr 21, 2021  •  1 hour ago  •  9 minute read  •  An empty check-in counter at Torontos Pearson International Airport. The COVID-19 pandemic has severely stunted air travel. Airports are taking the opportunity of a lull in travel to re-imagine what hubs can be are how they can help generate revenue. Ph...

The pandemic has left airports with no commercial reason to stay open. What do they do now? COVID-19 sent airport revenues off a cliff, forcing them to take a long, hard look at where they go from here Author of the article: Gabriel Friedman Publishing date: Apr 21, 2021  •  3 hours ago  •  9 minute read  •  An empty check-in counter at Torontos Pearson International Airport. The COVID-19 pandemic has severely stunted air travel. Airports are taking the opportunity of a lul...