Yvette Cooper has this evening announced that the government will be setting up a public inquiry looking for ‘answers’ on how the Southport attack could have taken place, along with reforms to the Prevent programme. This comes after Axel Rudakubana changed his plea to guilty in his trial for murder and attempted murder. In fact,

Health Secretary Wes Streeting says the project will cost in the region of £500m.

Summer riots which saw violence across the country were sparked by the stabbings carried out by Rudakubana.