Don't miss a thing by getting the day's biggest stories sent direct to your inbox A senior member of the fire service control room on the night of the Manchester Arena bombing has defended the decision not to send crews immediately to the scene.
Michelle Gregson, then a duty team leader for the night shift at North West Fire Control (NWFC), told the public inquiry into the atrocity she 'wasn't happy' with the information being received - and her training and experience told her she couldn't put firefighters into a situation where they could be at risk.
The inquiry heard on Tuesday that Peter O'Reilly, then the chief fire officer at Greater Manchester Fire and Rescue Service (GMFRS), has said in his statement fire service 'resources' should
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