Manchester has deployed hundreds of additional police officers to the streets following a deadly synagogue attack that killed two Jewish men. Officers are working extended shifts, and mutual aid has been received from other forces. The increased police presence aims to reassure the city's Jewish and other communities. The Conservative Party Conference, set to begin Sunday, has also been considered in police planning. Six individuals remain in custody on suspicion of terrorism offenses related to the attack, with some warrants for further detention granted.
Prepared by Emily Rhodes and reviewed by editorial team.
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