It will address what MI5 knew about Abedi before the attack - the families say the service 'failed to keep the country safe'
The Libyan-heritage Fallowfield-raised Salford University student was made a 'subject of interest' in 2014 - but the file was dropped four months later.
On March 3, 2017, Abedi was one of 685 closed 'subjects of interest' cases who had been earmarked for further work by MI5, out of a total of 20,000 cases.when he landed at Manchester Airport just a few days before he launched his attack. in the summer of 2021. In it he said the bomber, Abedi, should have been identified as a 'threat' and challenged. 'Disruptive intervention' should have been taken against him - and lives could have been saved as a result, Sir John found.
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