Jury sees CCTV footage of Manchester concert bomber
The jury concerning the trial of 22-year-old Hashem Abidi, whose older brother Salman bombed a concert in Manchester Arena in May 2017 killing himself and 22 others, has been presented with CCTV footage of Salman visiting the site of the bombing, four days before the attack. Hashem has been charged with complicity in the attack and is being tried for 22 murders and attempted murder.
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Iconic Australian artist Anthony Lister has been charged with rape
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