PM hugs mourners as she reveals she was sent hate ‘manifesto’

Tarrant sent a copy of his ‘manifesto’ to her office nine minutes before the attack.

She said the hate-filled 74-page document had been emailed to more than 30 politicians.

She stressed that it did not include specific details about the attacks, such as location, and had been forwarded to security services within two minutes of being received.

She added: ‘Had it provided details that could have been acted upon immediately it would have been. Unfortunately, there were no such details in that email.’

Miss Ardern said she had read ‘elements’ of the document, calling it ‘deeply disturbing’.

Comfort: Jacinda Ardern and mourner in Wellington NEW Zealand’s prime minister embraced worshippers at a mosque yesterday as they mourned the victims of Friday’s shooting.Jacinda Ardern appeared visibly moved as she greeted and hugged members of the Muslim community at the Kilbirnie mosque in the capital Wellington.Dressed in a black headscarf, she laid a floral tribute to the 50 killed in Brenton Tarrant’s massacre, the worst terror atrocity in the country’s history.A makeshift memorial to the dead was also set up outside the Al Noor mosque in Christchurch, the site of the first and deadliest attack. The death toll there rose from 41 to 42 on Saturday when a further victim was found among the carnage.Miss Ardern earlier revealed that