1996 Manchester bombing
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The <entity_0> was an attack carried out by the Provisional Irish Republican Army (IRA) on Saturday <entity_2>. The IRA detonated a 1,500-kilogram (3,300 lb) lorry bomb on <entity_1> in the centre of <entity_5>, England. In <entity_2>, the IRA had ended its seventeen-month ceasefire with a large truck <entity_4> on London's Canary Wharf financial district, though the 3,300-pound bomb of <entity_5> was three times the size of the Canary Wharf bomb. At about 9:20 am on Saturday <entity_2>, the Ford van was parked on <entity_1>, outside the Marks & Spencer store, near the Arndale Centre. On 21 April 1999, the <entity_5> Evening News named a man it described as "a prime suspect in the <entity_2> <entity_5> bomb plot". The newspaper reported that the file sent by Greater <entity_5> Police to the Crown Prosecution Service contained the sentence: "It is the opinion of the investigating officers of GMP that there is sufficient evidence to charge with being a party in a conspiracy to cause explosions in the <entity_3>." Tom Bloxham, chairman of property development group Urban Splash and of the Arts Council England (North West), agreed with Bernstein that the <entity_4> was not the trigger for the large-scale redevelopment that has taken place in <entity_5> since the early 1990s: For me the turning point for <entity_5> came before the bomb ... it was the second Olympic Games bid when we lost but the city suddenly had a realisation. I was actually writing about a <entity_4> in <entity_5>, in England, which was done by the IRA at the time, and the idea that people carry out these attacks and did they really believe that, all the destruction, that it really is worth it?
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