Press Play with Madeleine Brand

British angered over leaks in the Manchester investigation

British officials have said they’ll stop sharing intelligence with the U.S. about the Manchester bombing. They’re outraged over leaks to the American Press -- including publication of the attacker’s name -- and pictures of debris from the explosion.

By Madeleine Brand • May 25, 2017 • 1 min read

British officials have said they’ll stop sharing intelligence with the U.S. about the Manchester bombing. They’re outraged over leaks to the American Press -- including publication of the attacker’s name -- and pictures of debris from the explosion. Trump has ordered the Justice Department to look into them and review the possibility of prosecution.

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Press Play with Madeleine Brand

British angered over leaks in the Manchester investigation

British officials have said they’ll stop sharing intelligence with the U.S. about the Manchester bombing. They’re outraged over leaks to the American Press -- including publication of the attacker’s name -- and pictures of debris from the explosion.

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Press Play with Madeleine Brand

British angered over leaks in the Manchester investigation

British officials have said they’ll stop sharing intelligence with the U.S. about the Manchester bombing. They’re outraged over leaks to the American Press -- including publication of the attacker’s name -- and pictures of debris from the explosion.

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