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Technology · 13 April 2026

Southport Attack Could and Should Have Been Prevented

Southport Attack Could and Should Have Been Prevented

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The Southport attack, which killed three children and injured ten others, could have been stopped. A public inquiry found "catastrophic" failures by Axel Rudakubana's parents and various agencies meant clear chances to prevent the July 2024 murders were missed. Inquiry chair Sir Adrian Fulford noted a "merry-go-round" of referrals meant no agency accepted responsibility for the grave risk.

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