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Ministers have accepted the Southport Inquiry’s findings and promised urgent action following failures identified before the 2024 attack. Lawyers representing survivors and affected families say they now want clear evidence that reforms will be delivered.

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00:00The government says it will act with the urgency it deserves to right the wrongs identified at the Southport Inquiry.
00:07Ministers accepted the report's findings and pledged to protect the public and address identified failures.
00:13The inquiry concluded agencies repeatedly missed opportunities to recognise the risk posed before the killings of Bibi King, Elsie Dot
00:22Stankham and Alistair Silva Aguirre.
00:25Lawyers representing survivors and affected families welcomed acceptance of the findings but said they now want clear action, firm implementation,
00:33timelines and meaningful involvement in future reforms.
00:37A second phase will examine whether multi-agency systems can better prevent extreme violence.

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