we willjust listen in to these live pictures in manchester. so, that marks one minute, will everyone now please sit? in so, that marks one minute, will everyone now please sit? in this, the final open everyone now please sit? in this, the final open volume everyone now please sit? in this, the final open volume of- everyone now please sit? in this, the final open volume of my - everyone now please sit? in this, i the final open volume of my report, i the three topics. the radicalisation of salman abedi, the planning and preparation for the attack by salman abedi and hashim abedi, and whether it could have been prevented by counterterrorism policing. by hashem abedi. the role of the security service and the significance of the other two topics should not be underestimated. it is important that we understand as much as we can about the radicalisation of salman abedi so that similar signs can be recognised and appropriate action taken. it is also important that we know
the reason for this missed opportunity include a failure by the security service in my view to act swiftly enough. as that potential missed opportunity we prepare to be hearing a response from from mi5 a bit later and that missed opportunity again referenced by many of the families afterwards. sirjohn also highlighted that salman abedi s background was a significant contributing factor to his radicalisation. i have concluded that there were a number of contributing factors to salman abedi s radicalisation. his family background, and his parents extremist views, along with their participation in the struggle in libya, played a significant part. that struggle involved people who were radical violent extremists. salman abedi and hashem abedi s time
parliament will be vigilant in monitoring their implementation. we welcome the other conclusions and recommendations in this report. it is clear that salman abedi should have been referred to prevent. it is clear that the education system needs to be more vigilant in picking up needs to be more vigilant in picking up signs of radicalisation. it is clear that didsbury mask turned a blind eye to extremism in its midst. sirjohn s report today contains many lessons. we must heed every one of them and make the necessary changes urgently. on the 22nd and 20 17,000 of people left homes to attend a concert at manchester arena. 22 of those would never return home. those killed and injured in this murderous attack had every right to feel safe and protected but as this inquiry has demonstrated, they were failed at
evidence was important. his perspective of the behaviours exhibited was on occasions different from that of the security service and counterterrorism policing. i would hope that his evidence will be considered with care by the relative authorities to see what knowledge can be gained to assist in the correct identification of individuals who are at risk of being radicalised. i have concluded that there were a number of contributing factors to salman abedi s radicalisation. his family background and his parents extremist views along with their participation in the struggle in libya paid a significant part. that struggle involved people who were radical violent extremists. during the time salman abedi and hashem abedi spent in libya, during which
mainstream muslims. it is important that i emphasise, as did doctor wilkinson, that the violent islamist extremists are a tiny group who have adopted a distorted view of islam based on an incorrect interpretation of the koran. doctor wilkinson outlined what he believed were the various influences that had contributed to salman abedi s radicalisation, including that by 2017, every conceivable radicalising maligned presence and obnoxious absence existed in salman abedi s life. he said i have never seen such a complete picture of the petri dish absolutely brimming with germs. i consider that doctor wilkinson s