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Rachel burden and charlie stayt. the families of the victims of the manchester arena bombings have described the findings of the inquiry as a "devastating conclusion". it's taken a long time for the reports to be published but here's what we know. 22 people died in the bombing in may 2017. the youngest was eight years old. hundreds more were injured. the third and final inquiry report, published yesterday, found m15 missed a significant chance to take action that might have stopped the bombing. including intelligence that could have led to the bomber, salman abedi, being followed to a car wher...

Or into a light bulb. for ella, a new reality. she learnt new life skills and how to read braille. she applied for a guide dog in may 2017, and then around a year later an exciting call came. it was actually my mum picked up the call so i hadn't got home from school yet. my mum picked up the call. it was some guide dog handler saying, "we've got a match for ella." i think ijust got very giggly and very kind of yeah, very excited. like, yes, this is happening. ella and rio spent around five weeks training with guide dog mobility specialists. can you tell me what it felt like the first time you ...

He is profoundly sorry. the families of the 22 people who died in the bombing say the final report into what happened that night in may 2017 is a "devastating conclusion". the final part of the inquiry has been looking at what the intelligence services knew about the bomber, salman abedi. tonight, we'll hear from the families of the victims. we'll look at what went wrong and ask what m15 could have done to prevent the attack. and we'll look at the lessons learned during the inquiry, that's lasted two and a half years. first to our north of england correspondentjudith moritz, who is in manchest...

Her application for a guide dog was accepted in may 2017. then around a year later... it was actually my mum picked up the call so i hadn't got home from school yet. my mum picked up the call. it was someone from guide dogs saying "we've got a match for ella." i think ijust got very giggly and very kind of, yeah, very excited. like, yes, this is happening. never, says ella, would she ever want to be without a dog again. just feeling so much more confident and independent and happy that i had this friend with me who was going to be there permanently with me. rio provides such a kind of welfare ...

It's not useful. i can only see light if i look directly into the sun or into a light bulb. for ella, a new reality. she learnt new life skills and how to read braille. she applied for a guide dog in may 2017, and then around a year later an exciting call came. it was actually my mum picked up the call so i hadn't got home from school yet. my mum picked up the call. it was some guide dog handler saying, "we've got a match for ella." i think ijust got very giggly and very kind of yeah, very excited. like, yes, this is happening. ella and rio spent around five weeks training with guide dog mobil...