Fire service 'failings' on night of Manchester Arena bombing 'could be replicated' in future attacks, says union
direct to your inboxThe Fire Brigades Union said it would be 'surprised' if the 'failings' of the fire service on the night of the Manchester Arena bombing 'were not replicated' or be even worse in the event of a future terror attack.Andy Dark, the FBU's assistant general secretary, made the comment in his statement to the Manchester Arena Public Inquiry dated January this year.The revelation would cause families bereaved by the suicide bombing 'profound anxiety', the inquiry heard on Wednesday.The public inquiry has heard the first fire engine did not arrive at the Arena until two hours after the explosion in the City Room area, which killed 22 people and injured hundreds after an Ariana Grande concert on May 22, 2017.Amid erroneous