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Police admit they had Manchester synagogue attacker's phones months BEFORE atrocity but failed to access messages saying he'd 'had enough of this world' and was 'war ready'
Police had the Manchester synagogue attacker's phones months before the atrocity but failed to access messages indicating he was 'war ready' and had 'had enough of this world'. The failure to act on these warnings is highlighted as a critical oversight.
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