UK resumes sharing intelligence with US

MANCHESTER, England - Police said they have resumed sharing intelligence about the Manchester bombing with US counterparts.

The United Kingdom had halted the exchange of information after details of the Manchester investigation, including forensic crime-scene photos, appeared in US media. The disclosure infuriated British officials, and Prime Minister Theresa May brought up the leaks with President Donald Trump at the NATO summit on Thursday.

Mark Rowley is Britain's top counterterrorism officer and announced the resumption of intelligence-sharing late on Thursday.