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Good Afternoon And Welcome to the Bbc News at one. The Public Inquiry into the Manchester Arena Bombing will publish its first report in the next hour, focusing on security at the venue. 22 people died and hundreds were injured when Salman Abedi blew up a bomb in his rucksack in the arenas foyer, four years ago. There will be two more reports to come, on the Emergency Response and what happened to each of those who died, and also whether the atrocity could have been prevented. Relatives of the victims are hoping the inquiry will recommend a change in the law to make it mandatory for all venues to have Counter Terrorism measures in place. Heres our north of england correspondentjudith moritz. I dont know how close i was to death on the night. Maybe its good ive got no memories of it. 0k. Paul price was at Manchester Arena when the bomb went off. Keep pushing. Push, push for us. He just survived. Hand up. But its notjust his own injuries that paul has had to cope with. Its also overwhelm
This week we are reporting from across the uk asking about life through the pandemic and asking how your community and your business has been affected. Today i am in somerset. Let us go straight to manchester. As everyone knows, a Suicide Bomber evaded the security outside the arena and detonated his Bombjust as the concert was coming to an end, killing 22 people and injuring many more. It should not be necessary to have security to protect us from murderers but while the Terror Threat remains and shows no sign of going away we do need to have in place protective measures which provides security against threats but do not prevent as enjoying the freedoms that are part of our way of life. The enquiry has examined in detail the Security Provision against Terrorist Attacks at the Manchester Arena on 22nd May 2017. I heard evidence from a 53 witnesses over a period of 32 days, lasting 154 hours, and considered over 1000 documents. For many of those witnesses, giving evidence was a very str