This is the first time I have ever seen a learning review. Check it out to see the difference from the American After Action Review.

“Elsie, Alice and Bebe, and all of those devastated by the tragic events in Southport in July, remain in our thoughts. This drives our determination to get the answers that all of those affected by what happened need and deserve.  
“Immediately after the attack, Counter Terrorism Policing and the Home Office jointly commissioned a review to understand how referrals of Axel Rudakubana into the Prevent system were handled.  
”Ahead of the public inquiry that will look at the role of the public authorities involved in the case, we have taken the unprecedented step of publishing the review. 
“It describes decisions made in line with policy in place at the time, in a system that was not equipped to deal with emerging risks that were very different to those it had been built to address.  
“In this case, there were at least 15 contact points with public services – health, education and social care systems, and the police. 
“We want to see a system where every one of those contacts counts, and where the sum total of all of them taken together is seen as the red flag that it should be. 
— Read on www.counterterrorism.police.uk/southport-attack-prevent-learning-review-published/