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Greater Manchester Police Chief Constable Sir Stephen Watson said every available resource is being used to investigate the synagogue attack in Manchester. He confirmed arrests have been made and promised “no stone is being left unturned” as urgent inquiries continue into the “most horrific of attacks.” Report by Covellm. Like us on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/itn and follow us on Twitter at http://twitter.com/itn

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00:00As people will know, this is an investigation that is being conducted by counter-terrorism
00:04policing, assisted by Greater Manchester Police.
00:07It will not surprise people that we have put every available resource into making sure
00:13that we understand precisely what has happened.
00:17Urgent and ongoing inquiries are being made, arrests have been made.
00:23There is a limit to what I can say at this juncture in terms of the dynamics of that
00:28investigation. Suffice to say that we know that there are answers that people
00:34require and those answers will be forthcoming as soon as it is appropriate
00:39to give them. But I do want to reassure people that no stone is being left
00:45unturned. We will get to the bottom of what has happened and as those facts
00:50emerge into the public domain we'll be sure of course to communicate those in a
00:55way that I hope addresses people's needs, requirements and interest in this most
01:01horrific of attacks.
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