Sentencing of Hashem Abedi for 22 counts of murder brings mixed reactions from grieving relatives
After three years waiting for justice for the deaths of those who were killed in the terror attack at Manchester Arena, families of the victims, survivors and city leaders can hope to find a sliver of closure.
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