More Developments in the Manchester Concert Bombing

The news keeps coming about the Manchester concert bombing.

The UK paused for a minute of silence today at 11 am local time to remember the victims. Once it was over, a woman started singing Oasis’ “Don’t Look Back in Anger” and the whole crowd joined in. This song quickly became the anthem of the city’s grieving.

British authorities continue to carry out raids on a suspected terrorist network.
Members of the RAF wrote “Love from Manchester” on the side of a missile that will be used against ISIS in Syria.
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Pop star Anastacia is going ahead with her Manchester show on Sunday.
Live Nation is offering British ticket buys refunds if they’re too scared to go to shows.
Ariana Grande has offered to pay the funeral costs for victims killed in the blast.
Here’s a strong opinion piece on the cowards who did this.
Social media is both helping and hurting the situation.
Bono offered his support for the city.
Conservative media called Katy Perry’s reaction to the bombing “sinister.”
A bunch of residencies in Las Vegas will go ahead as planned.
The day after the bombings, Broken Social Scene performed in Manchester. One of the songs they did was “Anthems for a Seventeen-Year-Old Girl.”