Final submissions heard after 196 days of often harrowing evidence into May 2017 terror attack

Families of some of those killed in the Manchester Arena bombing have said they hope “real changes” will be made to stop future terror attacks, as the inquiry into the atrocity ends.

The inquiry began in September 2020 and heard its final submissions on Tuesday after 196 days of often harrowing evidence.

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