The UK Home Secretary has been instructed to launch a public inquiry into the Manchester synagogue attack, replacing the inquest process for the victims Melvin Cravitz and Adrian Daulby. The inquiry aims to examine the circumstances surrounding the incident and its broader implications. The decision follows calls for a more comprehensive review of the case. The inquiry will be led by an independent body, ensuring a thorough examination of the events. The victims' families have expressed support for the move, hoping it will provide clarity and closure. The public inquiry is expected to begin in the coming months, with details yet to be finalized.