interested to read that the detail in the report before forming a judgment. for now i will talk about some of my overriding impressions. 0n 22nd of may 2017 the threat level was severe. that meant that a terrorist attack was highly likely. whilst the threat was not specific to any particular premises, at the arena was always a possible target for a terrorist. there had been previous attacks in paris and bavaria, which had shown that popular music events such as those held at the arena could be a target. everybody concerned with security at the arena should have been doing theirjob in the knowledge that a terrorist attack might occur on that night. they were not. no one believed it could happen to them.
ewes have basic security and that so no other families have gone through what we have. all other venues. i would like to thank the authorities, thejudge, the government would like to thank the authorities, the judge, the government and all who have helped champions martyn s law. ratherthan who have helped champions martyn s law. rather than focus on venue security, martyn s law goes belong this to make all safety of public venues a priority. we should not have to live in fear and i am determined to make this law a reality. thank you. in determined to make this law a reality. thank you. determined to make this law a reality. thank you. in the words of john saunders reality. thank you. in the words of john saunders in reality. thank you. in the words of john saunders in the reality. thank you. in the words of john saunders in the report, - reality. thank you. in the words of john saunders in the report, that i john saunders in the report, that all the john saunders in the rep
this is bbc news. the headlines. the public inquiry into the manchester arena bombing has concluded there were serious shortcomings in security at the venue on the night of the attack. there were a number of opportunities to identify salman abedi s activities as being suspicious on the night before he detonated his bomb. 22 people died in the attack including martyn hett. his mother has been campaigning for all public venues to have some level of counter terorism measures in place. now the recommendations have to be acted upon by the government so that all venues have basic security and no other families have to go through what we have.
let s go live now to staffordshire where we can speak to sir peter fahy, a former chief constable of greater manchester police. very good to have you with us. thank ou. what very good to have you with us. thank you- what do very good to have you with us. thank you- what do you very good to have you with us. thank you. what do you make very good to have you with us. thank you. what do you make of very good to have you with us. thank you. what do you make of what - very good to have you with us. thank you. what do you make of what you have heard so far i you. what do you make of what you have heard so fa have heard so far i think it is a fair and balanced have heard so far i think it is a fair and balanced report - have heard so far i think it is a fair and balanced report from | have heard so far i think it is a l fair and balanced report from sir john. i agree with dave guest. what you havejust john. i agree with dave guest. what you have just had john. i agree with dave gue
going on, he said more training is needed and a change in attitude is needed. there was an interesting piece as well, we have heard over the last few weeks and months, martin s law, one of the victims murdered that night, his mother has been campaigning for a change in law for security to be more at the centre of big set piece events like concerts and big gatherings going forward, because that was not the case beforehand. what the chairman of this enquiry is recommending todayis of this enquiry is recommending today is the introduction of a new protect duty legislation. this was nicknamed martin s law at the time. that is a specific thing. legislation to place a duty on operators. 0ne legislation to place a duty on operators. one or two other things.