Overview
- Police say a driver rammed pedestrians near a Manchester synagogue before a stabbing during a morning attack on October 2.
- Two people were confirmed dead, with three others reported in serious condition.
- Armed officers shot the suspect, who is believed to have died, and authorities have not confirmed his identity.
- A suspicious item on the suspect prompted a bomb-disposal response at the scene.
- Prime Minister Keir Starmer condemned the attack, returned from Denmark, convened a COBRA meeting, and said security at synagogues would be strengthened.