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direct to your inboxA police officer 'made circuits' of the blast zone at Manchester Arena to ensure all casualties of the bombing were taken out, the public inquiry into the atrocity heard.Sir John Saunders, the inquiry's chairman, said 'heroic acts' were carried out by first responders in the City Room at the Arena.And he told Greater Manchester Police sergeant Andrew Beasley: "Few of us, I suspect, could have behaved in the way you did."The officer, one of the first at the scene, told the
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When Afzal Khan’s mother died in March 2020, he was not prepared.
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Young, inexperienced doctors without appropriate training raced to the scene of the Arena bomb from their homes in Manchester 'Good Samaritan-style' to help the injured, the public inquiry into the atrocity was told.
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public inquiry into the government’s handling of the coronavirus pandemic.
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direct to your inboxStudents angered by the increased police presence on campus in Fallowfield have begun following officers and acting as 'legal observers', the M.E.N can reveal.
Manchester Crown Court heard. Dashcam footage showed Loose, from Wythenshawe, weaving in and out of moving traffic.
here"We all had one common purpose, which was to help everybody in there as best we could," he said.He told the public inquiry on Thursday: "I don’t know if it was just a personal frustration but going into an incident such as that, seeing the casualties and the type of injuries that the casualties had...certainly I felt the best people in that situation would have been medical experts, paramedics."I don't know the time frame, but it felt like a while before any paramedics were in the City