MANCHESTER, England, May 25: British police have temporarily stopped sharing information with the United States on the suicide bombing in Manchester, a counter-terrorism source told Reuters.
The halt in sharing police information with the United States will remain in place until Britain gets assurances that no further leaks will occur, the source said.
(Reuters)
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