Finsbury Park Mosque

Keelan Balderson of WideShut.co.uk joins me again to discuss the latest developments in the Manchester Bombing case. We begin by briefly discussing how the bombing has evolved as a news story, and they way it is being perceived in the U.K.  We then move onto the latest developments in the actual investigation. Keelan and I talk about the authorities back and forth narrative of this being a lone wolf attack or part of a larger plot. We talk about the police recently stating that there could have been multiple people who knew Salman Abedi was going to bomb the arena.

A police officer stands near floral tributes in Finsbury Park after an incident where a van struck pedestrians, in London, June 19, 2017. A man plowed his vehicle into a crowd of Muslim worshipers outside a north London mosque early Monday, injuring at least nine people and killing one. (AP/Frank Augstein)
CNN, the New York Times, Daily Mail and News.com.au all decided to use last night’s horrific attack on London’s Finsbury Park Mosque welfare center as a chance to litigate the mosque’s past behavior.

Britain’s Prime Minister Theresa May, right, talk to faith leaders at Finsbury Park Mosque in north London, after a man plowed his vehicle into a crowd of worshippers outside a north London mosque early Monday. (Stefan Rousseaul/AP)
LONDON – Locals have told of the chaotic minutes after a van rammed into crowds at Finsbury Park mosque, as they pinned down a suspect shouting “I want to kill all Muslims” and “this is for London Bridge”, while others desperately tried to save the injured.

(MEE) A confidential database used by the world’s largest banks to help them judge who to take on as clients has been leaked online, the company’s operator has confirmed.
Chris Vickery, an internet security researcher, posted a Reddit message on Tuesday saying that he had been able to access a mid-2014 version of World-Check, the database run by financial information giant Thomson Reuters.