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This afternoon, an update on the synagogue attack in Manchester.

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Visit n-iote.org.uk forward slash NPQS to apply. Yom Kippur, or the Day of Atonement, is one of the most sacred and solemn days in the Jewish calendar.

It's a day to reflect on the past year and to ask God for his forgiveness.

At Heaton Park, Hebrew Congregation Synagogue in North Manchester this morning,

as in synagogues all around the world, Jews had gathered in prayer to atone and repent.

And then the very worst happened.

Something that they'd long been dreading,

a violence and deadly assault on their community,

what appears to be the worst anti-Semitic attack in Britain in living memory.

From the Guardian, get away, somebody's standing in time. Everybody else. He has a ball, go away. He's got a bubble. He's got a bubble.

From The Guardian, I'm Helen Pitt.

Today in Focus Extra.

On the ground in Manchester after the Young Kippur attack.

Josh Halliday, you're the Guardian's North of England editor and have been on the scene in Crumpsoll in North Manchester all day.

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