General Election 2017: Campaigning resumes following Manchester Arena terror attack / terrorism debate

General Election 2017: Campaigning resumes following Manchester Arena terror attack / terrorism debate; ENGLAND: London: Westminster: INTJeremy Corbyn (Labour Leader) stands with others for minute's silence (in memory of vicitms of Manchester Arena attack) ahead of speech - Baroness Chakrabarti (Shami Chakrabarti, Shadow Attorney) and Diane Abbott (Shadow Home Secretary) stand alongside Corbyn/Jeremy Corbyn applauded as to stage/ Jeremy Corbyn speech SOT- we must be brave enough to admit that the war on terror is not working/ we need asmarter way to reduce the threat from countries that nurture terrorists and generate terrorism/- (re troops deployed on British streets) you're doing your duty as you have done so many times before/ I want to assure you that under my leadership you will only be deployed abroad when there is a clear need and only when there is a plan that you have the resources to do your job and secure an outcome that delivers lasting peace/London: INTAmber Rudd (Home Secretary) interview SOT- (re Jeremy Corbyn comments) I think that's absolutely outrageous/ the time to debate foreign policy with Jeremy Corbyn could be in the House of Commons, but to suggest that there is any link, any justification for the events that took place on Monday night in Manchester with the UK's foreign policy is outrageous/ Cheshire: Warrington: EXTTim Farron (Lib Dem Leader) greeted by Colin Parry (whose son Tim Parry was killed in IRA bomb attack in Warrngton in 1993) and others/ Tim Farron interview SOT- I disagree with Jeremy Corbyn's point, but I disagree enven more stongly with his timing in making that point