How Southport attacker’s 12-minute atrocity unfolded as teen stormed Taylor Swift dance class killing 3 young girls
AXEL Rudakubana’s atrocity took just 12 minutes to unfold on a beautiful summer’s morning last year. Twenty-six excited children, all girls and aged between six and 11, happily sang ...
Southport killer Axel Rudakubana’s family ‘sent into hiding for their protection’
The 18-year-old admitted murdering three girls at a Taylor Swift-themed summer holiday dance class in the town on July 29.
Southport killer Axel Rudakubana had knife danger training three years before murders
A council has revealed how Southport serial child killer Axel Rudakubana once underwent a youth awareness course on the ...
Southport 'angry' that killer known to authorities
Residents in Southport said they have "questions that need to be answered", after it was revealed Axel Rudakubana - who ...
Southport killer's family say they're 'devastated' by his his evil murders
The family of Axel Rudakubana are "devastated" following his knife attack on a Southport holiday club, the church attended by ...
Southport Church says Axel Rudakubana’s family are ‘devastated’ and living in secret location
The Community Church in Southport said the family had been moved to a secret location for their protection | ITV News Granada ...
'I hope we saved lives - but it's the ifs and buts', says man who confronted Southport killer Axel Rudakubana
Colin Parry still has nightmares about the day of the attack and has struggled with the possibility he could have done more.
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Britain’s new terrorists: past ‘loners’ and ‘misfits’ who became radicalised online - as PM warns of school massacres
Sir Keir Starmer warned today of a new breed of terrorist emerging in the UK made up of violent 'loners and misfits,' in the ...
Man who confronted Axel Rudakubana moments before Southport attack had no idea of ‘unspeakable’ horror ahead
Exclusive: Colin Parry said ‘evil’ Axel Rudakubana ‘knew what he was here for’ as he relived encounter with killer ...
Inquiry should be free to seek answers without ‘ridiculous nonsense’ online – MP
Patrick Hurley warned that speculation by ‘public figures who should know better’ could have caused a trial over the ...