Tales of trauma and pain, but remarkable strength shone through at inquiry's second daypublished at 13:23 British Summer Time
Imogen James
Live reporter

The Southport Inquiry has adjourned until September, ending its second day after a morning of particularly harrowing details about last year's attack.
We heard from the families of four children who survived the mass stabbing, and who now deal with varying levels of physical and psychological trauma.
The painful, long-lasting effects the attack had on them is blatant. But so is their strength, conveyed emotionally by their parents' words.
"It is these untold stories of remarkable strength and bravery that are missing," the mother of one child told the room.
The inquiry has been established to examine the events of the attacks, and the history of attacker Axel Rudakubana and how he was dealt with by public bodies in the lead up to the events of 29 July 2024.
In September, we will hear again from the parents of children left impacted by the incident that the inquiry chair labelled "one of the most egregious crimes in our country's history", as well as a tribute to the three girls who lost their lives.
We'll be concluding our coverage of the proceedings shortly but you can read more about today's testimonies in our story.
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