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Fire service argued over where to meet others before deploying, inquiry was told Images were shown to the inquiry of makeshift stretchers that police, first aid staff and rail employees used to help transport the badly injured in the meantime The last was removed 54 minutes before fire service arrived, the inquiry was told Inquiry also heard that for an hour, police believed there might be an accomplice Inspector Dale Sexton, force duty officer, was told of 'Asian male with rucksack' Firearms officer told him there was a 'second male in company with the bomber'

Samantha Morton is "on the mend" after being rushed to hospital The 43-year-old actress has taken to social media to thank the NHS and A&E staff at the Conquest Hospital in East Sussex after being admitted on Monday night (04.01.20) 11 January 2021 She tweeted: "Thankyou to all the A and E staff at the Conquest who helped me tonight. "I’m so grateful for our NHS,to see the red zone first hand and the nurses and doctors being so kind and wonderful to us all was humbling. "I’m ok tonight because of them. #SaveOurNHS #WearAMask #COVID19 (sic)." The red zone refers to hospital wards...

BBC News By Cherry Wilson Abayomi "Junior" Ajose loved nothing more than spending time with his family. Afrobeat tunes would be on in the background as he spent hours playing a classic Nigerian card game with his three kids. "There was always music in the house and he loved dancing," his wife Lola says. "He had this move that no-one could do. "Even when I'm home now and a certain song comes on, it just makes me smile to remember how he was dancing in the house and the kids trying to copy his moves." Six months on, their killer still hasn't been caught.

'Please help catch my husband's killer' Abayomi "Junior" Ajose loved nothing more than spending time with his family. Afrobeat tunes would be on in the background as he spent hours playing a classic Nigerian card game with his three kids. "There was always music in the house and he loved dancing," his wife Lola says. "He had this move that no-one could do. "Even when I'm home now and a certain song comes on, it just makes me smile to remember how he was dancing in the house and the kids trying to copy his moves." Six months on, their killer still hasn't been caught.

Caught in an alley with a loaded gun - the gangland 'untouchable' who was Rusholme's 'Mr Big' 'This person had an overbearing influence on the area' Updated direct to your inboxInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Click here When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they’ll include recommendations for other related newsletters or services we offer. OurPrivacy Noticeexplains more about how we use your data, and your rights. You can unsubscribe at any time. Thank you for subscribingWe have more newslettersShow meS...