Police and should be questioned over possible 'state responsibility' for the death of Britain's youngest female terror suspect, her family argue.

A pre-inquest hearing was held today into the death of Rhianan Rudd, who later died in a children's home where she is believed to have taken her own life.

The youngster had become fixated with the far right after being groomed and sexually abused daftar situs agen slot online by two American white supremacists - one of whom had a relationship with her mother.

Police arrested her in 2020, when she was just 14, after she downloaded a bomb-making manual and was believed to have been planning a terror attack.

She was under suspicion for more than a year - during which she was charged and faced a trial - despite officers and spies knowing she was in fact a victim of grooming.

Barrister Jesse Nicholls, representing Rhianan's mother Emily Carter, told a pre-inquest hearing 'the behaviour of the state may have been a contributory factor before she took her own life at a children's home in May last year.

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