MANCHESTER is always in my heart. Today, even more.
Even in its darkest hour, I’m brimming with pride.
I have two children Jaydon, 12, and Renée, eight. She likes Ariana Grande.
To think of parents taking kids full of excitement to the concert makes me feel sick.
I performed at the arena in the 1990s. I took my nieces to the Spice Girls and my kids to Disney on Ice.
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7My eyes are stained with tears. But we can’t and won’t let sick individuals beat us.
I was a teenager around the time of the IRA’s Arndale Centre bombing in 1996.
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