US EditionSouthport Inquiry to begin at Liverpool Town Hall today - Liverpool Echo
- An independent public inquiry chaired by Sir Adrian Fulford begins today at Liverpool Town Hall to investigate the July 29, 2024 knife attack in Southport.
- The inquiry follows the conviction of Axel Rudakubana, a teenager who killed three girls and injured ten others at a Taylor Swift-themed event.
- The initial phase will examine Rudakubana's history and interactions with public agencies, including missed opportunities to prevent the attack.
- Sir Adrian said the inquiry will move to a second phase analyzing how young people are drawn into violent extremism, stressing the need for rigour and pace.
- The inquiry aims to uncover truth and prevent future tragedies, while acknowledging the families’ ongoing unimaginable loss and responsibility to enact change.
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Southport inquiry to begin with families of victims due to speak during phase one
A two-phase public inquiry into "one of the most horrific crimes in our country's history" will start on Tuesday. The key question will be whether the attack could or should have been prevented considering what was known about the killer.
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UK inquiry seeks answers over Southport girls' murders
LONDON - A public inquiry into the murders of three young girls at a Taylor Swift-themed dance event in Southport in Britain last year begins on Tuesday, seeking to determine whether the rampage could have been prevented and how to stop any similar atrocity. Read more at straitstimes.com.
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