内容摘要："We did a video [explaining the situation] but it's so complicated - the way they've got to walk - and there's just no other access to the coffee shop unless they walk another 20 minutes."

"We did a video [explaining the situation] but it's so complicated - the way they've got to walk - and there's just no other access to the coffee shop unless they walk another 20 minutes."

following a vigil in the Merseyside town to remember the victims of the attack, in which eight children and two adults were also injured.Kennedy told MPs that, despite violent disorder spreading to other parts of the UK, she was told not to release information about Rudakubana to journalists.

She said she had wanted to tell the media that Rudakubana was not a Muslim.Rumours also wrongly claimed that Rudakubana had come to the UK by crossing the English Channel in a small boat.In reality, he was born in Cardiff in 2006 to Rwandan parents who were Christian before the family eventually moved to Banks in Lancashire, where Rudakubana lived when he carried out the attacks.

Responding to Kennedy's claims of being ordered not to divulge more information to the media, Parkinson said: "As far as I am aware, this issue was never raised with the CPS again, and no statement was ever made by Merseyside Police about Rudakubana's religion."Had the issue been raised... I am sure that we would have been clear that we had no issues with the police releasing this information and that ultimately the decision was a matter for them."

Kennedy's account to MPs was centred on the events of 31 July.

By that evening, prosecutors had said that Rudakubana could be charged with murder and riots had broken out across parts of the country."You could see them for miles on the way into Kettering train station," said 39-year-old Mr Short.

"They were like our Angel of the North. To me, those floodlights meant Kettering."Not to be cliche, but it was a proper non-league ground. The main stand was phenomenal. Opposite, the Brittania Road stand was a nasty terrace, which intimidated away fans and the banter was incredible.

"I always stood on the exact same paving slab for every game. It's something a whole generation of fans will never understand. Latimer Park is great, but even if you built four beautiful stands there... it will never replace Rockingham Road."Memories of Rockingham Road will be stirred again this weekend as the Poppies prepare for their biggest FA Cup tie in years against "friendly" local rivals Northampton.