The parents of Saffie-Rose Roussos, the youngest victim of the Manchester Arena attack, have expressed outrage after Hashem Abedi, the bomber's brother, attacked prison guards using improvised weapons made from kitchen materials. Andrew Roussos, Saffie's father, described it as 'crazy' that Abedi had access to a pan of hot oil and materials to craft a blade. The incident highlights security lapses within the prison system concerning a convicted terrorist, prompting the Prison Service to review safety measures.
It's crackers. How does a man like that get access to A, B and C, whatever it is, to allow him to make knives? He's able to be there with a pan of hot butter?
The recent prison attack represents yet another failure from the authorities in the fight against the Abedi, who is serving a 55-year minimum sentence.
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