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Reading attack inquest: Deaths were “probably avoidable”

An inquest has concluded that the deaths of three friends who were stabbed in Reading four years ago were "probably avoidable".
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The judge coroner said the failings of multiple agencies contributed to the killings by Khairi Saadallah - a Libyan refugee released from prison 15 days earlier who should have been treated as extremist and "very dangerous".
The parents of one of the victims told Channel 4 News they hope today's findings will prevent other families going through the same needless heartbreak.
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