'I apologise unreservedly': GMP Chief Constable on Arena bombing report

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'Poor communications, poor planning, inadequate training and shortcomings in strategic leadership all played a part in our failure.'

The Chief Constable of Greater Manchester Police has apologised 'unreservedly' for the force's response on the night of the Manchester Arena bombing.

READ MORE:'This could kill her': Family's battle after care home give gran with dementia just weeks to leave "The comprehensive report that we received this morning records the very detailed summation of Sir John Saunders’ findings and is the embodiment of the care taken by him to fulfil its purpose. We recognise that many aspects of the latest published volume will make for difficult and distressing reading for those most affected.

"Sadly, GMP’s combined failings were significant and contributed to the loss of life. To the families and loved ones of those who died, I am truly sorry. It is important that we now take the time to carefully consider every facet to the volume published today and we have a dedicated team already in place for this purpose.

"I say this not least because GMP and our partner agencies have sadly had to apply our combined resources to a number of real-life major incident responses since 2017. In these circumstances, the fact that we have reviewed and tested our multi-agency responses have proven beneficial in delivering the professional and well-coordinated operational effort required. I am also able to provide an assurance that our learning is currently being widely shared.

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