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prince told families of those who died he knew that “the pain and the trauma felt by many has not gone away.”“As someone who lives with his own grief, I also know that what often matters most to the bereaved is that those we have lost are not forgotten," William said. “There is comfort in remembering.

Families who lost loved ones in the Manchester Arena bombing have joined growing calls for the most serious criminals to be forced to attend sentencing hearings.

A dealer linked to a £10m drugs gang was caught with £30,000 in cash and thousands of pounds worth of designer clothes when he was finally caught by police. Cannabis Hamza Badawi, 25, has been jailed after his fingerprints were discovered on snap bags containing £10,000 worth of the class B drug.

Leaders at Didsbury mosque have responded to criticism they faced in the Manchester Arena bombing public inquiry, denying they showed 'wilful blindness' to highly-charged political debate about conflict in Libya before the atrocity. The south Manchester mosque was yesterday (Thursday, March 2) heavily criticised in the third and final report of the public inquiry into the attack.

The wider family of Manchester Arena bomber Salman Abedi ‘holds significant responsibility’ for his radicalisation while Manchester-based Islamic State ‘poster boys’ also encouraged him, the public inquiry into the atrocity has concluded.

Jailed terrorists like Arena bomber Hashem Abedi will be prevented from creating 'no-go areas' inside prisons to radicalise others, Justice Secretary Dominic Raab said today.

Didsbury Mosque has responded to criticism it faced at the Manchester Arena bombing public inquiry, claiming 'misleading statements' were 'still an attempt to associate' it with extremism and radicalisation. In a lengthy statement published on its website, the mosque said it was 'disingenuous' to give an impression it has not condemned the atrocity - and 'bizarre' that the Charity Commission 'should be asked to revoke our charitable status on that basis'.

The mosque attended by Manchester Arena suicide bomber Salman Abedi 'preferred to turn a blind eye' to Islamist extremism rather than tackle it head on, families of those who died in the 2017 terror attack have said.

A fly-tipper has been fined after he was captured on CCTV dumping rubbish twice in the same day.

The Ministry of Justice has faced criticism after it emerged jailed Manchester Arena bomb plotter Hashem Abedi was able to lead a violent Islamist gang while behind bars at a high-security 'prison within a prison'.

Families bereaved in the Manchester Arena terror attack have accused Didsbury Mosque of failing 'in the years before the bombing to take adequate steps to challenge extremist ideology'.

Intelligence about Salman Abedi received by MI5 in the months before the Manchester Arena bombing was 'not fully appreciated' but was later classed as being 'highly relevant' to the attack, the public inquiry into the atrocity was told.

The older brother of Manchester Arena bomber Salman Abedi is no longer in the country - despite being ordered to attend the public inquiry into the terror attack.

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direct to your inboxThree men - including Hashem Abedi, brother of the Manchester Arena bomber Salman Abedi - have been charged with assaulting a prison officer at HMP Belmarsh.In a statement, the Metropolitan Police said the incident took place on 11 May, 2020.The force said that three men charged with actual bodily harm are Hashem Abedi, 23, Ahmed Hassan, 21, and Muhammed Saeed, 22.Abedi was also charged with assault on an emergency worker which relates to a second prison officer.Hashem Abedi

direct to your inboxSuicide bomber Salman Abedi sent £470 to his family in Libya just hours before he committed mass murder at Manchester Arena.The public inquiry into the atrocity also heard on Tuesday that his brother, Hashem Abedi, asked a friend to buy sulphuric acid for him two months earlier.The bomb attack after an Ariana Grande concert on May 22, 2017, claimed 22 lives and left more than 1,000 injured.Hashem Abedi was convicted of 22 counts of murder, one count of attempted murder and

direct to your inboxManchester Arena mass murderer Hashem Abedi 'scavenged' around waste bins looking for vegetable oil cans outside a fast-food takeaway where he worked, the public inquiry into the bombing atrocity heard.Abedi took empty cans, and other metal items, and loaded them into his car to take home, a witness said.The inquiry has been told pieces of metal from an oil can were located in the City Room area of Manchester Arena after the attack.Abedi would also 'smoke weed' and wasn't

direct to your inboxJailed terrorist Hashem Abedi professed support for 'violent jihad' during a video confession from his prison cell in which he finally admitted his role in the Manchester Arena bombing, it emerged today.Abedi, 23, a Libyan heritage Islamic State fanatic from Fallowfield, helped his suicide bomber brother Salman source chemicals and prepare for the devastating May 2017 attack which left 22 dead and hundreds more seriously injured.He was in Tripoli when his sibling carried out

direct to your inbox Jailed terrorist Hashem Abedi has admitted he 'played a full part' in planning and preparation for the Manchester Arena bombing which killed 22 people, a public inquiry has heard.Abedi, 23, made the admission in prison last month while he was visited by two members of the inquiry's legal team to be interviewed as part of the inquiry into the atrocity on May 22, 2017.The brother of suicide bomber Salman Abedi, 22, had pleaded not guilty earlier this year to 22 counts of

Family members of Arena bombers Salman and Hashem Abedi are refusing to assist the public inquiry into the atrocity.Statements have been requested from their parents, father Ramadan Abedi and mother Samia Tabbal, as well as from their older brother and younger sister, Jomana.Suicide bomber Salman's younger brother Hashem Abedi, who is now serving a 55-year minimum prison sentence, has also been approached by the inquiry team.But counsel to the inquiry, Paul Greaney QC, said on the third day of

Hashem Abedi, 23, was found guilty of helping his younger sibling Salman commit the ISIS-inspired atrocity following a seven-week trial at the Old Bailey in London. A jury found Abedi guilty on 22 counts of murder; one count of attempted murder concerning those who were injured but survived the blast; and conspiring with his brother to cause an explosion.

Ariana Grande concert at the venue in May 2017.He died in the attack, blowing himself up in the arena foyer as many of Grande’s fans – including young children – left the venue to meet their parents.In March, Hashem Abedi was found guilty of 22 counts of murder, attempted murder and a charge of conspiracy to cause explosions.

minimum term of 55 years. Hashem Abedi, 23, was found guilty of helping his younger sibling Salman commit the ISIS-inspired atrocity following a seven-week trial at the Old Bailey in London.

Manchester Arena bombing atrocity remains 'live', with the head of GMP saying 'there are people we would still wish to speak to'. Ian Hopkins, chief constable of Greater Manchester Police, said more than 100 investigators remain attached to Operation Manteline, the codename given to the counter-terror inquiry.

Manchester Arena mass murderer Hashem Abedi has refused to enter court to be sentenced for his role in the bombing.The 23-year-old, the younger brother of homegrown suicide bomber Salman Abedi, was absent from the Old Bailey's courtroom number two on Wednesday, having effectively withdrawn from the trial part-way through, although he was said to be in the building.Family members of some of the 22 people killed in the atrocity were present as Mr Justice Jeremy Baker was informed of

Hashem Abedi receiving his jail sentence, as it is expected that he will remain in his prison cell and won't attend. He will be jailed for life but may be handed a whole life term - meaning he is unlikely to ever be released from prison for his part in the atrocity.

Ariana Grande shared a heartfelt message with fans ahead of the third anniversary of the Manchester Arena bombing.

The sentencing hearing of the brother of the Manchester Arena bomber has been adjourned indefinitely because of the coronaviris lockdown.

The brother of the Manchester Arena suicide bomber will be sentenced for his role in the mass murder next month despite the coronavirus pandemic bringing the justice system to a standstill.

Jailed Manchester Arena bomber Hashem Abedi has already been involved in violence behind bars as he contemplates a life sentence at a ‘jail within a jail’.

Hashem Abedi alleged he was tortured after his arrest in Libya and that £9m changed hands before he was extradited to the UK.

Hashem Abedi alleged he was tortured after his arrest in Libya and that £9m changed hands before he was extradited to the UK.

An incredible police investigation - including some key pieces of old-fashioned detective work - gave the families of the Manchester Arena victims a measure of justice for the atrocity.

The mother of a Bury support worker who died in the Manchester Arena terror attack has slammed 'coward' Hashem Abedi for failing to appear in court when he was convicted of helping his suicide bomber brother carry out mass murder.

When Salman Abedi detonated that huge bomb in his backpack as exhilarated kids and teenagers were leaving a pop concert at Manchester Arena, he wasn’t alone.