Terrorist friend of Manchester Arena bomber loses parole bid for freedom
The childhood friend of the Manchester Arena attacker and a convicted terrorist has lost a bid to be freed from jail.
The childhood friend of the Manchester Arena attacker and a convicted terrorist has lost a bid to be freed from jail.
The law aims to create tighter security at public venues, after Martyn and 21 other people were killed in a terror attack at the Manchester Arena in 2017.
It found that only after more than 23 years were the families of those who died in the Hillsborough disaster had those face-to-face meetings.