A vulnerable teenage girl who died five months after terrorism charges against her were dropped was “highly affected” by her arrest but failures in her case were “not systemic”, a coroner has concluded. Rhianan Rudd died at a children’s home aged 16 in May 2022, as the result of a self-inflicted act, said the chief coroner of England and Wales, Alexia Durran. Delivering a narrative verdict at Chesterfield town hall on Monday, Durran said: “In the circumstances I do not consider I should make a prevention of future deaths report. “I’m not satisfied, on the balance of probabilities, Rhianan intended...