Britain’s official terror threat level has been raised to critical, and troops have been deployed on the streets, after the country experienced its most deadly attack in a decade.
At least 22 people, including children as young as eight, were killed and 59 injured in a suicide bombing after pop singer Ariana Grande had performed at the city’s arena.
If you’re a young person we’d like to understand how you feel about the attack, and specifically the reaction to it on social media, in mainstream media, and elsewhere – among peer groups, by parents and guardians, schools and teachers.
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