Security chief apologises for not preventing 2017 Manchester bombing
The memorial to the victims of the 2017 Manchester Arena bomb attack Source: Getty / Christopher Furlong/Getty Images
A public inquiry into the tragedy found that the spy agency had failed to act in a timely manner to prevent the attack despite having intelligence that the perpetrator had become radicalised.
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