Manchester leaks will not damage U.S.-U.K. intelligence relations - U.S. officials

By John WalcottWASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. intelligence officials said on Thursday they do not expect British Prime Minister Theresa May's concerns about U.S. officials' leaks on the Manchester suicide bombing to affect the closest intelligence partnership in the world.British police stopped sharing information with U.S. agencies about the Manchester attack after key details of the investigation, including the name of the bomber, first came out in U.S. media.