内容摘要：Overall there was support for the plans at a scrutiny meeting on Thursday, but Tory Darren Millar described it as "fundamentally wrong", and even suggested the UK government should get involved.

Overall there was support for the plans at a scrutiny meeting on Thursday, but Tory Darren Millar described it as "fundamentally wrong", and even suggested the UK government should get involved.

Joining the recovery choir Rising Voices changed his life, he said.“It’s the fellowship I value. Singing is very grounding and healing and I always leave choir feeling better,” he said.

Mr Jennings is now sober, has a job and has reconnected with his children.He has not missed one weekly choir practice since joining.Student Maya Ellis, 22, said she sought help from Bristol Drugs Project in her second year studying history at the University of Bristol - initially for drug issues, and later for an alcohol problem.

She attended group support sessions, and then renewed her love of music by joining Bristol Recovery Orchestra as a clarinetist.“I’d lost interest in my hobbies like music. The Recovery Orchestra has reset my mind,” said Ms Ellis.

"Music can have a profound effect on your mental and emotional state.

"I’ve found the opportunity to be true to the person I was before addiction,” she added.He was referred to Prevent three times between 2019 and 2021 over concerns about his interest in violence.

Each time, the concerns were raised from within his schools - including that he was using a school computer to research acts of violence. Details of those referrals can now be reported:The full scale of his obsessions became clearer after the attack when his home and digital devices were searched.

Police found his devices contained images from conflicts in Gaza, Ukraine, Sudan and Korea, as well as copious academic material relating to war and genocide.His search history revealed an interest in Nazi Germany, ethnic violence in Somalia and Rwanda, and slavery.