Mother Who Attended Manchester Ariana Grande Concert Says Benefit Concert Is Too Soon
A mother who took her children to the Ariana Grande concert that was attacked by a suicide bomber says a benefit gig being organised for this weekend is too soon.
The singer is returning to the city on Sunday, with stars including Niall Horan, Katy Perry, Justin Bieber, Coldplay and Miley Cyrus, to raise money for those killed and injured.
Anyone who went to last week's event can apply for free tickets.
That includes Jodie Stephenson - but she says she probably won't go:
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