how did it get to a situation whereby the messages were seen by police officers, but no one followed up? i don t know what the workload was in the north west at that l time, but i imagine. it was very, very high. however, the bit that - i struggle with is, this is not difficult intelligence to exploit. - and if we re investigating terrorists, you know, i we want to investigate their networks. - i find that inexplicable. m15 say they didn t receive this intelligence before the attack. and it wasn t until the year after the bombing that police identified abedi was behind the messages. lord anderson s 2017 report found gaps in the way intelligence was shared between agencies. it s the sort of thing that involves different organisations working together in an efficient way. and it s the sort of thing that we made recommendations about because it wasn t working as well as it should. but in your opinion, do you think that should have been in place, with the history that we ve had up to 2017?
open question as i was concerned, that was an open question- as i was concerned, that was an open question. after mi5 closed their investigation open question. after mi5 closed their investigation of open question. after mi5 closed their investigation of abedi i open question. after mi5 closed their investigation of abedi in i their investigation of abedi in 2014, he went on to visit abdul ralph abdullah in prison, a man convicted of terror offences. despite this, abedi was still not considered a risk to national security. when you go to one of national security. when you go to one of our national security. when you go to one of our prisons national security. when you go to one of our prisons in - national security. when you go to one of our prisons in this i to one of our prisons in this country, new bits of the person that he did, on a number of occasions, plus making phone calls to this person, that should have been a triggerfor mis. i should have been a trigger for mi5
exchanged with a fellow extremist. exchanged with a fellow extremist. , ., ., , extremist. every day on every kneeling. extremist. every day on every kneeling. i extremist. every day on every kneeling, i ask extremist. every day on every kneeling, i ask my extremist. every day on every kneeling, i ask my lord i extremist. every day on every kneeling, i ask my lord for. kneeling, i ask my lord for martyrdom. that is totally the sort martyrdom. that is totally the sort of martyrdom. that is totally the sort of language or expect to see coming out of extremist. 14 messages see coming out of extremist. 14 messages a day, over 1000 in a month messages a day, over 1000 in a month. there is an intensity to that month. there is an intensity to that conversation. that conversation. although olice that conversation. although police had that conversation. although police had used that conversation. although police had used the - that conversation. although i police had used
the enquiry is asking- the enquiry is asking recruit the attacks the enquiry is asking recruit the attacks have the enquiry is asking recruit the attacks have been - the enquiry is asking recruit - the attacks have been prevented i could any of the victims been saved? ~ ., ., ., ., ~ i could any of the victims been saved? ~ ., ., ., ., ~ ., saved? we are not looking for scapegoats- saved? we are not looking for scapegoats- we saved? we are not looking for scapegoats. we are saved? we are not looking for scapegoats. we are searching | scapegoats. we are searching for the scapegoats. we are searching for the truth. scapegoats. we are searching for the truth. let s scapegoats. we are searching for the truth. let s always - for the truth. let s always remember for the truth. let s always remember as for the truth. let s always rememberas we- for the truth. let s always remember as we considerj for the truth. let s always - remember as we consider the evidence remember
we can t stop every attack, of course we can t stop every attack, of course we we can t stop every attack, of course we can t, we can t stop every attack, of course we can t, but - we can t stop every attack, of course we can t, course we can t, but we can stop the course we can t, but we can stop the ones course we can t, but we can stop the ones where - course we can t, but we can stop the ones where it - course we can t, but we can stop the ones where it is i course we can t, but we can. stop the ones where it is just so transparent where anybody can see what they are up to. some evidence given by the security services to the manchester arena enquiry has been held in secret, due to national security. the family say it has made it hard to know if moore could have been done to prevent the attack. questions need to be answered. why won t they preferred, why won t things change from 7 7, which is going back many many years? why do we keep losing our loved ones? years? why do