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"Profound crisis' in help offered to terror attack survivors
People affected by terror attacks like the Manchester Arena bomb are being failed by mental health services, a new report has found.
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Manchester Arena attack fund to stop taking donations
The charity set up to help victims' families and survivors of the Manchester Arena attack is to stop taking donations.
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Family of Megan Hurley launch charity in her name
The foundation aims to provide help and support to self-employed families if they lose a child
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Fund set up in wake of terror attack calls for final applications
People bereaved injured or affected psychologically by the Arena Attack have until the end of September to apply for financial support
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Art gallery gets grant to preserve arena tributes
Manchester Art Gallery will receive funding from the National Lottery to create the archive of the 10,000 items.
Read the full story ›A rose for Saffie: youngest Manchester Arena attack victim remembered with new flower
A rose has been created to remember the youngest victim of the Manchester Arena terror attack.
Saffie Roussos from Leyland in Lancashire was just 8 years old when she was killed in the atrocity outside an Ariana Grande concert in May last year.
Her middle name was rose, and her family said they wanted to create something as beautiful as she was.
The Saffie rose was unveiled at the RHS Flower Show at Tatton Park.
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Terror survivors call for new fund to help attack victims and bereaved families
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Families of Manchester bombing victims 'distressed' by inquest delay
A year on from the attack which left 22 dead and hundreds injured, inquests are still on hold as the police investigation continues.
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Film follows the bravery of sisters just 15ft away from Manchester Arena blast
A film will premier tonight about two sisters who were stood just 15ft from where the Manchester Arena bomb went off.
Read the full story ›A look back at how Manchester commemorated the Arena attack
Well wishers are continuing to lay flowers in St. Ann's Square in Manchester following the city's commemorations of the anniversary of the Arena bomb attack.
A moving silence was observed by a crowd that wanted to show how much it cares for those who died at the Arena and those they left behind.
Elaine Willcox looks back on the events of last night, both uplifting and emotional.