The attacks in Moscow knocked me sideways

ARENA BOMBING VICTIM'S MUM AND CAMPAIGNER SAYS ISIS REMAINS HUGE THREAT

- By ASHLIE BLAKEY BEN GRIFFITHS

THE MUM of Manchester Arena bombing victim Martyn Hett said a terror attack at a music venue in Moscow 'knocked her sideways.

Figen Murray who has been campaigning for a new law to protect entertainment venues from terrorists since the 2017 atrocity - said the attack at the Crocus City Hall in Russia 'brought everything back' and shows that ISIS remain a 'huge threat. She spoke as the final government consultation into Martyn's Law finished last week.

All stages of the consultation will now be compiled and the recommendations will be fully debated by MPs, with the expectation that the changes could become law in the near future. Figen, 62, said that the law is 'needed now before it's too late!