Southport inquiry to begin with families of victims due to speak during phase one A two-phase public inquiry into "one of the most horrific crimes in our country's history" will start on Tuesday.

The Southport murders were "one of the most egregious crimes in our country's history" the chairman of the public inquiry into the atrocity has said.

Southport killer Axel Rudakubana's brother has been barred from attending part of the inquiry after relatives of victims expressed concerns regarding his presence.

The officers who confronted the Southport killer have described, for the first time publicly, how they disarmed him - as they joined a list of 70 officers nominated for a police bravery award.

The Southport Inquiry has been hearing from the families of survivors A seven-year-old Southport survivor "fought like hell" to save herself and others as the attack took place, her mother has ...

The brother of Southport killer Axel Rudakubana will not be able to watch impact evidence from families of his victims at the public inquiry into the attack. Dion Rudakubana, whose 18-year-old ...

A public inquiry into the Southport knife attack at a Taylor Swift themed children’s dance class will investigate failings which led to “one of the most egregious crimes” in UK history, the ...

A seven-year-old Southport survivor "fought like hell" to save herself and others as the attack took place, her mother has told a public inquiry. The Southport Inquiry heard statements from the ...

A Southport man found guilty of sexually abusing a young girl over three years was ordered to serve 3 life sentences on Tuesday.

Elon Musk’s X and Mark Zuckerberg’s Meta may have profited from spreading misinformation during last year’s Southport riots, MPs have said. A report from the Commons Science and Technology ...

The officers who confronted the Southport killer have described, for the first time publicly, how they disarmed him - as they joined a list of 70 officers nominated for a police bravery award.

Families of the Southport victims described the photo of Axel Rudakubana as ‘a terrifying and singularly distressing image’.