abedi worshipped at the didsbury mosque.ay, abedi carried out a suicide attack at the manchester arena. 22 people were killed and 64 injured. today, the new york times revealed pictures from the crime scene in the foyer of manchester arena. the pitcures appear to the remnants of the bomber‘s rucksack, the metalfragments used in the attack, and a possible detonator. british officials tonight expressed astonishment and disbelief that the pictures had been leaked. tonight, manchester is a city that knows there may be people in its midst who planned mass murder and may strike again. gavin hewitt, bbc news, manchester. as wejust heard, some pictures from the scene of monday's attack have emerged in the american media. in response, the national police chiefs council has issued a statement saying: and the transatlantic row escalated further when greater manchester mayor andy burnham also expressed his firm disapproval of the lea ks. it worries me greatly and in fact i made no move my concerns about it to the us ambassador —— made k

abedi worshipped at the didsbury mosque.ne of the trustees today condemned monday's attack, although he didn't take any questions. the horrific atrocity that occurred in manchester on monday night has shocked us all. it has indeed shocked us all. this act of cowardice has no place in our religion, or any other religion for that matter. on monday, abedi carried out a suicide attack at the manchester arena. 22 people were killed and 64 injured. today, the new york times revealed pictures from the crime scene in the foyer of manchester arena. the pitcures appear to the remnants of the bomber‘s rucksack, the metalfragments used in the attack, and a possible detonator. british officials tonight expressed astonishment and disbelief that the pictures had been leaked. all day in manchester people have been coming to the town hall to lay flowers and to remember. just pain because everybody in manchester seems to know somebody that's been or attended or my daughter had a friend that went. it's, like, we're all linked together and we k

abedi worshipped at the didsbury mosque.ne of the trustees today condemned monday's attack, although he didn't take any questions. on monday, abedi carried out a suicide attack at the manchester arena. 22 people were killed and 64 injured. today, the new york times revealed pictures from the crime scene in the foyer of manchester arena. the pitcures appear to the remnants of the bomber‘s rucksack, the metalfragments used in the attack, and a possible detonator. british officials tonight expressed astonishment and disbelief that the pictures had been leaked. all day in manchester people have been coming to the town hall to lay flowers and to remember. tonight, manchester is a city that knows there may be people in its midst who planned mass murder and may strike again. gavin hewitt, bbc news, manchester. the uk's national police chiefs‘ council has issued a statement about the leak of those images in the us media. the organisation says this. "when trust is breached it undermines our investigations. " this damage is even great

tonight, didsbury mosque said salman abedi was a coward whose crime had no place in their religion, a man willing to kill and hurt in the city that was once his home. ed thomas, bbc news, south manchester. i was telling you about that photographs in the new york times. we have had smart home affairs correspondent. he has spoken to syria people —— senior people in counterterrorism. they said they are clearly frustrated. they said the lea k clearly frustrated. they said the leak undermines the relationship with partners and undermines the investigation and confidence of victims, witnesses and their families. in a compromising message in counterterrorism police were

abedi worshipped at the didsbury mosque.day's attack, although he didn't ta ke monday's attack, although he didn't take any questions. the horrific atrocity that occurred in manchester on monday night has shocked us all. it has indeed shocked us all. this act of cowardice has no place in our religion, or any other religion for that matter. on monday night, salman abedi carried out a suicide attack at the manchester arena. 22 people we re at the manchester arena. 22 people were killed and 59 injured. these are some of the 22 people who were killed in the attack. only say they are supporting their families. the youngest was just eight years old. also killed, a polish couple from york and a serving off duty police officer. all day in manchester, people have been coming to the town hall to lay flowers and to remember. just pain, because everybody in manchester seems to know somebody that attended. my daughter had a friend that went. it is like we are all linked together. it is like it happened to someone in your own family. i br

abedi worshipped at the didsbury mosque.e trustees today condemned monday's attack, although he didn't take any questions. the horrific atrocity that occurred in manchester on monday night has shocked us all. it has indeed shocked us all. this act of cowardice has no place in our religion, or any other religion for that matter. on monday, salman abedi carried out a suicide attack at the manchester arena. 22 people were killed and 64 injured. today, the new york times revealed pictures from the crime scene in the foyer of manchester arena. they appear to show the remnants of the bomber‘s rucksack, the metal fragments used in the attack, and a possible detonator located in his left hand. british security officials expressed astonishment and disbelief that the pictures had been leaked. all day in manchester, people have come to the town hall to lay flowers and remember. just plain. everyone seems to know someone who was there or their daughter had a friend there. it's like we are all linked together and we kind of... it's like

abedi attended didsbury mosque, where his attitude raised concerns.rman insisted the police were tipped off, but also admitted that mistakes may have been made. our special correspondent ed thomas reports. the manchester home, the family and the need to know why. ramadan abedi, a father who allowed his children to fight on the front line in libya. his son, hashim, suspected of supporting so—called islamic state. and then salman abedi, the suicide bomber who murdered in his own city. i met imet him i met him at the mosque. hejust prayed, and that was it. he stayed after for a prayed, and that was it. he stayed afterfor a bit, prayed, and that was it. he stayed after for a bit, an prayed, and that was it. he stayed afterfor a bit, an extra prayed, and that was it. he stayed after for a bit, an extra five or ten minutes. this is his friend. they played football together, supporting manchester united. now he's too scared to show his face and says over the past six months salman abedi changed. you could tell there was something up with him, something was s

this man is close to the trustees at didsbury mosque.no idea of the family's extremist links will stop we know he is connected to extremist fighters in libya. groups close to al-anda. extremist fighters in libya. groups close to al-qaeda. to us it did not show. is that a problem though? that people like yourself, good people, don't know who they with? we go back again, the mosque trustees go have to do more about that. a lot needs to do more about that. a lot needs to be done. tonight, didsbury mosque said salman abedi was a coward who has crime had no praise in their religion. a man willing to kill and hurt in the city that was once his home. no doubt the community has pulled together and you can see the number of flowers that have been laid in just the last few hours. this is now becoming the focus of the grieving here in manchester. this is the metropolitan mayor of manchester. thank you for being with us. a lot of police activity today. it is very noticeable for people in the city. are you satisfied that they are getting to grips wit

abedi worshipped at the didsbury mosque.oday condemned monday's attack, although he didn't take any questions. the horrific atrocity that occurred in manchester on monday night has shocked us all. it has indeed shocked us all. this act of cowardice has no place in our religion, or any other religion for that matter. on monday night, salman abedi carried out a suicide attack at the manchester arena. 22 people were killed and 59 injured. these are some of the 22 people who were killed in the attack. police say they are supporting their families. the youngest was just eight years old. also killed, a polish couple from york and a serving off—duty police officer. all day in manchester, people have been coming to the town hall to lay flowers and to remember. just pain, because everybody in manchester seems to know somebody that attended. my daughter had a friend that went. it's like we're all linked together. it's like it happened to someone in your own family. i brought my red, white and blue rose down and just wrote some words.

i want to bring you some lines from didsbury mosque.sque. they have released a statement. we might be able to get that statement on camera. let me read you some of the key lines. the british libyan community in manchester condemns in the strongest possible terms ad terrorist attack. the perpetrator murdered innocent and defenceless people, including children. this attack was an attack on all of us. such depraved acts have no basis in islam and all those responsible for destroying the lives of innocent people do not deserve to live in our community and should be behind bars. we support the police in bringing the perpetrators to justice and protecting the people of manchester and the rest of the uk. many members of the libyan community in manchester are doctors who stand aside with their colleagues ensuring that temp one and other patients receive the best possible care at this difficult time. salman abedi did attend the mosque. the at that mosque felt unsafe in the company of salman abedi. they he was radicalised in 2011. quite a gullibl

the trustee of didsbury mosque speaking to our correspondent. it's a bank holiday.. u nfortu nately we have it does this almost every time. unfortunately we have had the good weather, haven't we? if you like the heat, that is. i know it has been a bit stifling for some, me included. 29 the high today. but in many parts of the u:k.'s saw 25 degrees or more. will that he glass? u nfortu nately more. will that he glass? unfortunately not. i think we will have another hot sultry day tomorrow, perhaps 28. we have seen the peak. let me show you ever the watch picture from anglesey. and let me show you what is happening at the moment. we have got change taking place. we have these weather front starting to march their way in off the atlantic. some showers to the west, across wales and south—west england as we head towards saturday. there are some rumbles of thunder around. that of low pressure stag nates around. that of low pressure stagnates across northern ireland, so quite a wet feeling day here at times. for most of us just a band of showers passing through. some will

without a statement today from didsbury mosque, this is the mosque that salman abedi went to, as dider at the mosque. they have condemned in the strongest terms what happened here and they have called on people who know any thing to come forward and to inform the police. the best intelligence will of course come from the libyan community, one of the biggest libyan communities here in manchester. a fast—moving investigation. the face of salman abedi. identified as a manchester city fire bomber. he's now thought to have had helped quite possibly from an expert bomb maker. this amateur footage taken yesterday is believed to show his brother being arrested in manchester. at the family home nearby, police used explosives to gain access and then search for clues. but there are international connections to this plot. from manchester, abedi is believed to have gone to libya, a failed state. and today, the french interior minister said war—torn syria was also a country he'd probably spent time in. increasingly, investigators have been coming round to the conclusion that the bomber, salman abe

the tiny minority of manchester's islamic community who conduct meetings outside open places like didsburyto libya and iran, thank you very much for your time. thank you. mermoz will be heading to big events this weekend. —— many of us. wherever you go, there is likely to bea wherever you go, there is likely to be a big security presence. here aaron albert square, the very centre of manchester, the scene of that emotional vigil the night after the bombing. here today in the sunshine, it has been transformed into a sporting arena. they have set up pole vault, the long jump competition is going on at the city games. lots of top—level athletes enjoying the event, enjoying the sunshine. among them the london 2012 0lympic sunshine. among them the london 2012 olympic champion greg rutherford, currently leading the long jump, looking like another victory for him. another couple of hundred meters down the road, the sprinters are in action. the likes ofjohnny peacock, the double paralympic champion also running here. security very tight. there are armed guards on each entrance to the square, there