an update on the police investigation, activity in moss side? last few minutes greater manchester police have put out a statement to say that as part of an ongoing search and evacuation has happened in moss side. they described relocating people as a precautionary measure to ensure safety. the most recent arrests came in the early hours of this morning not in moss side but in the cheetham hillarea, not in moss side but in the cheetham hill area, close to manchester arena. they arrested two men aged 20 and 22, as they carried out a raid ona and 22, as they carried out a raid on a property. in order to gain access to the property they carried out a controlled explosion. the latest information from greater manchester police is that they have 11 people in custody linked to this investigation. they arrested a total of 13 people since monday night. two of 13 people since monday night. two of those have been released without charge. one of the people who was arrested was salman abedi's brother —ish male —— is male ——... i think you can get the idea of

let's return to those pictures from moss side.e ongoing police operation there, adelaide this is led to the —— a rate that has led to the arrest of a further person. we are awaiting reports of a controlled explosion. 14 people have been arrested, 12 remaining custody, two released without charge. british airways is continuing to suffer delays caused by yesterday's power breakdown which had a catastrophic affect on its it services. heathrow continues to be the worst hit. some shops at the airport have run out of food and many people reportedly slept on the floor overnight. there are long queues at terminal five, where passengers are complaining about a lack of information. the airline says it is "pulling out all the stops" to deal with the situation. it is decided that they will not let people into terminal five until 90 minutes before the flight. joe lynam reports. for some ba customers, it's been a long, uncomfortable night. bleary passengers, still hoping to catch their plane. refreshment was being handed out by the airline in a

homes in the moss side area have been evacuated. 0n the line from moss side in manchester is our newsthis is the latest seem to be searched by police in manchester this morning and there are a huge number of officers here in moss side, south of the city centre. they we re side, south of the city centre. they were here a couple of hours ago and told local residents they needed to evacuate people from their homes because there was some sort of threat they had to deal with urgency. there is also an army bomb disposal team at work. we understand they are busy in one of the properties further down the road. quite a few streets have been cleared by police. people told they had to leave their homes and stay back for their own safety. the only information we have is a short statement from manchester police which says is part of an ongoing search of the property in moss side and evacuation is being carried out and evacuation is being carried out and we would like to thank those involved further cooperation and understanding while we carry out this precautionary measure to ensure safety. no ind

there were three arrests in moss side after police blew the door down ina moss side after police blew door down in a house, that is what you have referred to, the controlled explosion, they were searching this property and arrested three men. those three men, it now looks like, they are not connected with this plot and this property, further down this road, just out of sight, is not going to be of interest to the police for much longer. they are expected to leave here in the next half an hour. but there has been another arrest, a 25—year—old man, a few streets further over, he was arrested with a blue car which the police were searching and they have now taken akhtar away for further examination. he's the 14th person —— they have now taken the car away for further examination. the 14th person arrested. 12 are still in custody. the police have a lot of evidence to look at, but they are confident they have got to the core of this network that they think was involved in this bombing but still work for them to do and more arrests possibly to come as the police continue their investigation

this time it was moss said. alice had been searching here for some time and this morning roads were closed again and bomb disposal team arrived. they are trying to work out where the bomb was made or it components stored and that means there was a co nsta nt stored and that means there was a constant risk. the investigation is focusing on food salman abedi new, with more arrests. a blast this morning as police in cheetham hill blew open this door in yet another raid. local people have helped us establish the identities of the 20 and 22—year—old men arrested here last night. we have established a link between one and are member of salman abedi's family. the police investigation is to start with the bomber, find out who his friends and acquaintances are and arrest them. we have a good understanding of his movements and are more certain of his risks. the prime minister could make this statement.” his risks. the prime minister could make this statement. 1 tack has made the decision to reduce the threat level from cr

richard moss, bbc news, in keswick.n sir ben ainslie is vying to win the oldest trophy in international sport — the america's cup. britain has never won the competition, but ainslie and his team hope to change that when qualifying begins tomorrow in bermuda. our sports correspondent natalie pirks was given exclusive access to the team as they prepared to race. as the most successful sailor in olympic history, sir ben ainslie is well versed in pursuit of glory. over in bermuda, he finds himself in a most unfamiliar role, that of underdog. in its166— a most unfamiliar role, that of underdog. in its 166— year history, no british team has ever won the america's cup. i guess you could say the america's cup becomes a life of section. it's very hard as a new tea m section. it's very hard as a new team to come into the cup and be in a dominant position. that is what we are aiming to achieve. i think we have certainly come a long way in the last three years. ben ainslie has previous in the cup. four years ago, he won the oldest

this time it was moss side.e, and this morning roads were closed off again and the bomb—disposal team arrived. they're trying to work out where the bomb was made, where its components stored, and that means there is a constant risk. the investigation is now focusing on who abedi knew, resulting in more arrests. about three o'clock, we heard a blast... a blast this morning as police in cheetham hill blew open this door in yet another raid. local people have helped us established the identities of the 20 and 22—year—old men arrested here last night, and we've already been able to establish a link between one of them and a member of salman abedi's family. that's the pattern of the police investigation — start with the bomber, find out who his friends and acquaintances are, and arrest them. police are increasingly confident. they've got a good understanding of salman abedi's network movements, they're more certain about the ongoing risk, so the prime minister was able to make this statement. jtac, the independent jo

malcolm nance and elizabeth moss coming up in a moment. >>> and >>> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like y you. thank you. >>> last weekend, of course, marked president trump's 100th day in august since his campaign. what has his administration actually achieved, more importantly, what's ahead. he's a 35 year military vet who served with u.s. special operations forces and the department of homeland security among other agencies. he is the author of several books including the plot to hack america. how putin's cyber spies and wikileaks tried to steal the 2016 election. we're honored to have him on this program. good to have you here, man. >> glad to be here. >> the president as candidate. made a lot of promises on the campaign trail, in the first 100 days, what do you most want to draw our attention to that he has or has not regarding foreign policy. a few weeks back i was at a speech of a group of experts, and throughout the entire night all of these litany of experts on asia, south asia and the western pacific came out and said, north korea is going to be the n

a barber ‘s shop in the moss side area of the moss side area of manchester.that brings the number of people who have been arrested so far to ten. a 16—year—old boy has been released as has 83a—year—old women. that means eight men in custody. —— 34—year—old women. they are aged between 18 and 38. one is the older brother of the manchester brother. —— bomber. they are suspected of terrorism offences but nobody has been charged. the threat level remains at critical. this is part of the bigger picture. a source has told the bbc that the concern is of copycat attacks. these can happen post—big events like this. they are plots that have been filed in the past. five attacks since the westminster attack in march have been foiled. a security source has told the bbc that there is concern of a copycat attack as there was about other individuals trying to copy what had happened or seeing it as a trickle to carry out their attacks. —— trigger. seeing it as a trickle to carry out theirattacks. —— trigger. critical still remaining as a threat. people can see armed police on

. >> things are really increasing as far as whale activity goes here out of moss landing. in the last month we have had a significant increase in number of whale sightings and consistency. >> reporter: here's an example. right now you can see three whales blowing and diving back into the water. we are only less than a mile from shore, in fact right outside of the harbor now in moss landing. >> this year, we have had a lot of strong winds and waves and upwelling of nutrients and so we have more food. >> reporter: that's why she says we're seeing so many humpbacks this time of year. this last month has also been an unusual time to witness another spectacular show of nature. more killer whales attacking and killing mother gray whales and their calves. it's what's happening here. another captain took this video of a gray losing her fight against a pod of orcas and blood on the water. monterey bay is perfect hunting ground as gray whales go up the coast to alaska. >> we'll usually see, you know, three to four attacks a year. this year, we have -- and they are sort of spread out

there does seem to be an unfolding situation in the moss side area. area. armed police are out there in a particular area and they have carried out another raid. that situation is ongoing right now. in the last few moments, we have had a brief statement from manchester police. they say officers investigating the attack at manchester arena have executed a warrant at an address in the moss side. a search is currently ongoing. officers have arrested a 25—year—old man in the old trafford area of manchester on suspicion of offences contrary to the terrorism act. that ta kes contrary to the terrorism act. that takes the total number of people who have been arrested since monday night's bomb attack 214 and police are telling us that those they have 12 men —— to 14. in custody. the progress of this is from the chief co nsta ble progress of this is from the chief constable ian hopkins. he described this as still being very much alive investigation. he says it is not slowing down. earlier, we heard from the home secretary amber rudd who used the phrase full til

. >> things are really increasing as far as whale activity goes here out of moss landing. in the last month we have had a significant increase in the number of whale sightings and consistency. >> reporter: here is an example. right now you can see three humpback whales blowing and diving back into the water. we are only less than a mile from shore. in fact, right outside of the harbor mouth in moss landing. >> this year we've had a lot of strong winds and waves and upwelling of nutrients and so we have more food. >> reporter: that's why she said we're seeing so many humpbacks this time of year. this last month has also been an unusual month to witness another spectacular show of nature, more killer whales attacking and killing mother gray whales and their calves. it's what's happening here. captain mike stack took this video of a gray losing her fight against a pod of orcas and blood coming to the surface. monterey bay is perfect hunting ground as gray whales make their way up the california coast to alaska. >> we'll usually see three to four attacks a year and they're sor

in a pizza shop in merseyside and in a barber's in moss side in manchester. ten. a 16—year—old boy has been released, a 3k old woman was raised earlier in the week both without any charges. that leaves eight people in custody aged between 18 and 38. they are all men, one of them salman abedi's older brother. they are felled because they are suspected of terror offences and no one has been charged. taking progress, considerable progress, in this investigation but the terror threat still remains at critical. one senior security source at the bbc has said this is partly because of concerns of copycat attacks. he said there is as much concern about the risk of an attack linked to this incident as other individuals trying to copy what has happened or seeing it as an opportunity to trigger their own strike. there have been clusters of plots and attempted attacks following major incidents in the past. there have been five foiled plot since the westminster attack in march. other developments, the leaks attack in march. other developments, the lea ks into attack in ma

army bomb disposal experts evacuate homes in moss side as part of an ongoing search linked to the manchesterna bombing. families of the victims of monday's attack visit st anne's square to pay their respects to loved ones. also, arsenal win the fa cup final against chelsea. manager arsene wenger wends his seventh fa cup with a 2—1victory. i'm in hull where thousands of people turned out for the first day of radio one's big weekend, amid tightening security. british airways passengers around the world are facing flight cancellations and delays — after a globalfailure of the company's computer systems. planes have been grounded at many airports worldwide. all ba flights from london heathrow and gatwick have been cancelled for the rest of today. the airline says delays and disruption may continue into tomorrow. it has also apologised and said it's "working to resolve the problem," although it had found "no evidence that it's a cyberattack". the british airways ceo has said a power supply issue was to blame. the gmb union said the meltdown could have been avoided if the company hadn't outsourced

police are also searching properties in the moss side, rusholme and gorton areas of manchester.he city itself stands defiant, as thousands take to the streets in the great manchester run. the conservatives and labour promise more action to minimise the threat of terror attacks in the wake of the manchester bombing. a second day of cancellations and delays, after a computer crash hit ba's global network. i've never seen anything like it in my life. we've always flown ba, we've always been happy with ba, but now we've said no. i don't think we can trust them again. also in the next hour: more than 150 people are now known to have died in the storms and 2,000 homes destroyed in sri lanka's worst flooding in years. destroyed in sri lanka's all destroyed in sri lanka's the homes, shops, places worship, all the homes, shops, places of worship, everything is under water. this was one of the worst affected districts and thousands were displaced and cut off from basic services. and ferrari's sebastian vettel wins the monaco grand prix to extend his lead over lewis hamilton in the drivers

this was moss side this morning.or a while with a bomb disposal team on stand—by. there is no letting up. there were three more arrests overnight. we now have 11 men in custody. there is now 17 searches either concluded or continuing on various addresses, largely in the north—west of the country. in another raid this morning, armed officers blew open this door in cheetham hill, a suburb in north manchester. about three o'clock, i heard a blast. waking neighbours and making yet more arrests. local people have helped us establish the identities of the 20 and 22—year—old men arrested here last night and we've already been able to establish a link between one of them and a member of salman abedi's family. that's the pattern of the police investigation. start with the bomber, find out who his friends and acquaintances are, and arrest them. police are increasingly confident. tonight they revealed that, after the bombing at 10:33pm on monday night, forensic officers went straight in to examine the aftermath. within two hour

a search is also being carried out at a house in the moss side area of manchester.he conservatives and labour promise more action to minimise the threat of terror attacks in the wake of the manchester bombing. the 22 victims have been remembered at church services held across the city this morning. british airways is still having to cancel and delay flights at heathrow, to the fury of passengers, who are not now being admitted to terminal 5 until 90 minutes before departure. alex cruz, who is the ceo of british airways, i understand he's not doing any media interviews. but i think he should come out of his box and apologise to his customers and resign, ithink. also in the next hour, at least 150 people have been killed and 2000 homes destroyed in sri lanka's worst flooding in years. all the homes, shops, worship places, schools, everything is under flood. over 50 people died in this district. thousands of people have been cut off from basic services. sebastian vettel wins the monaco grand prix for ferrari, extending his formula one championship lead over lewis hamil

this time, moss side., where its components stores, and that means there is a co nsta nt stores, and that means there is a constant risk. the investigation is now focusing on who salman abedi new, resulting in more arrests. they passed this morning as police who open their store in yet another raid. local people have helped us establish the identities of the 20 and 22—year—old man arrested last night. we have established a link between one of them and a member of salman abedi's family. that is the pattern of the police investigation, start with the bomber, find out who his friends and acquaintances are, and arrest them. they are increasingly confident. police have a good understanding of salman abedi's network and movements. more certain of the ongoing risk. the independent joint terrorism analysis centre has this morning taken the decision to reduce the threat level from critical to severe. the public should know that severe means an attack is highly likely and the country should remain vigilant. so for t

a raid on a house in the moss side area. heavily armed police arrested three men, at one point bringing a police dog. roads were closed. later, police and most all those arrested had been released, despite the daughter of one of them being blown from the hinges with explosives. the family insisted we had nothing to do with the bombing. in this area in particular, the police operation is causing enormous and rest. we don't want anything like this in our community, it is so ridiculous. i am annoyed. it is not a nice feeling at all. people here worry there will be a backlash. in fa ct, worry there will be a backlash. in fact, this operation has touched many communities in the city. the explosions and guns or unnerving but life does go on. 12 remain in custody and more arrests are expected. chris buckler is a manchester. what are the police saying about the state of the investigation? women a dozen people being questioned and a dozen locations being searched, they continue to appeal for information and ask people for help in ide

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by police to be a hotbed of isis recruitment. >> moss side is very well known. lot of people with petty criminal pasts, involvement in gangs, getting involved instead with isis later on. >> reporter: manchester police have actually been planning for a terrorist attack. for some time. this training exercise was held just last year at a manchester shopping mall, to help police plan for an attack on a crowded, soft target. >> brian ross joins us tonight. you reported there that this suspect was known to british authorities as a potential suspect. >> that's right. salman abedi was on a government watch list at some point. he wasn't being closely watched because authorities didn't believe he posed an immediate threat. >> brian ross tonight, our thanks to you. >>> the awful reality. this attack, where so many young people would die. the mother who is still missing. >> reporter: from the teenagers who were on their own for a concert, to the children running out holding their mother's hands. the attack was cruelly aimed at young lives, innocent children. among the dead,

one man was arrested in the moss side area of manchester overnight. in saint helens in merseyside that has been searched as well. the total number of arrests now is at ten. a 16—year—old boy and a 34—year—old woman have both been released without charge. that leaves the total number of people in custody at eight. there are eight men, one of them the brother of the bomber salman abedi. they are suspected of terror offences but none of them have been charged. a series of raids have been charged. a series of raids have been charged. a series of raids have been carries out over the last few days. some controlled explosives as well. in wigan yesterday evening people that were evacuated from their home while their bomb squad investigated there. they found some potentially suspicious items. police are asking the public to bear with them while they carry out these important searches. that is more and more lines of enquiry coming in. they have to follow these up. it is leading to some inconvenience for the public but the police said the public have been suppor

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police and army bomb disposal experts evacuate an area of moss side as part of an ongoing search linkedhester arena bombing. families of the victims of monday's attack visit st anne's square to pay their respects to loved ones. new revelations come out about president trump's son in law, jared kushner, and his alleged involvement in secret dealings with russia. and i have is where thousands of people have turned out for day one of the big weekends with heightened security. heightened security. all to play for in the all—london fa cup final. chelsea are currently 1—0 down. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. british airways passengers around the world are facing flight cancellations and delays, after a globalfailure of the company's computer systems. planes have been grounded at many airports worldwide. all ba flights from london heathrow and gatwick have been cancelled for the rest of today. the airline has apologised and said it's "working to resolve the problem". and the airline has issued a statement that some delays and disruption may continue into sunday. our business correspon

as you say, the number of arrests, several properties raided including some in the moss side area ofspondent has the latest on the investigation. the hunt for the accomplices of the manchester bomber led to this barber's shop in moss side overnight. police appeared to have sawn through the security shutter to get access. local shopkeepers say the two brothers who ran the barber's were arrested on tuesday and police cut their way into the shop last night. there was another raid in st helens in merseyside, but nobody was arrested there. police still have eight people in custody — they're men aged between 18 and 38, all are being held on suspicion of terrorism, and most appear to be of libyan origin. the flat that salman abedi seems to have rented for the final days before the attack is still being searched. it's thought this is where he did the final assembly of the bomb, but police are worried that there are components for one more bomb that are missing, so the threat level remains at critical, meaning another attack may be imminent. that's why armed police officers are patrolling on

police and army bomb disposal experts evacuate an area of moss side as part of an ongoing search linkednchester arena bombing. there are new revelations about president trump's son—in—law, jared kushner, and his alleged involvement in secret dealings with russia. us media is reporting that the fbi is investigating claims he discussed opening a secret communications channel with the kremlin. time to cross to the bbc sport centre now for sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday with karthi gnanasegaram and james pearce. the headlines this evening: in fa cup against ten man chelsea. treble delight for celtic. an injury time winner gives them the scottish cup. hail the chiefs. exeter are english rugby's premiership champions. also coming up in the programme: england overcome south africa. and lewis hamilton struggles in monaco. he'll be 12th on the grid for tomorrow's grand prix. such a busy day of sport today. we start at wembley. arsenal have beaten chelsea 2—1 to win the fa cup at wembley. it's was a high tempo game, with arsenal saving one of their best performances of the season until

there's been another arrest in the moss side area of the city. there are reports that donald trump's son—in—law, jared kushner, is now part of the fbi inquiry into russian involvement in the us election. nasa releases the first detailed pictures ofjupiter‘s polar regions revealing giant cyclones the size of earth. dealing with the trump card. the question is can the g7 leaders keep the us president on side over trade and climate change? plus, from rags to riches. it's the global capital of cast of clothing that is india's textile recycling trade now under threat? the number of people arrested by police in connection with the manchester suicide bombing has risen to ten as the search continues for a possible network that helped plan the attack. security across britain has been increased. national campaigning resumes today ahead of next month's general election. greg dawson reports: this is the reality for a country now facing a critical terror threat. at king's cross, one of london's busiest train stations, armed police and sniffer dogs are on patr

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thanks to vincent moss and kevin schofield.d turn out to be a drier brighter affair for hello, sunday should turn out to be a drier brighter affairfor many parts of the british isles. dan was the case on saturday. started that way on the western side of scotland, but things will change, i will show you why. saturday started well on the eastern side of england, it was that way again. the difference between saturday and sunday for the eastern side of the british isles, you will keep hold of a dry and fine weather. we have low—pressure lurking with intent on the western side of the british isles. i suspect it is only the warm front which will bring cloud and rain at times on the western side of scotland. having been through northern ireland in the first part of the day. elsewhere on the big picture, going to be a glorious day. this is the way it is shaping up in the early afternoon. almost unbroken sunshine for some of the southern counties. temperature in the teens, somewhere between london and cambridge, pushing on to 22. in the

police arrest two men in moss side as army bomb disposal experts evacuate homes as part of an ongoingrch linked to the manchester arena bombing. families of the victims of monday's attack visit st anne's square to pay their respects to loved ones. new revelations come out about president trump's son in law, jared kushner, and his alleged involvement in secret dealings with russia. i'm m hull were thousands of people turned out for the first day of radio one's big weekend. amid tightening security. also in the next hour: all to play for in the all—london fa cup final. it's the second half and reigning fa cup champions arsenal are currently winning 1—0 against chelsea in this year's final at wembley stadium. british airways passengers around the world are facing flight cancellations and delays — after a globalfailure of the company's computer systems. planes have been grounded at many airports worldwide. all ba flights from london heathrow and gatwick have been cancelled for the rest of today. the airline says delays and disruption may continue into tomorrow. it has also apologised and

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police have been searching an address in the moss side area of the city.he conservatives and labour promise more action to minimise the threat of terror attacks in the wake of the manchester bombing. these city stands defiant as thousands take to the streets in the great manchester run. —— the city. thousands of british airways passengers have been facing a second day of delays and disruption following the massive computer failure which grounded all ba planes at heathrow and gatwick yesterday. i've never seen anything like it in my life. we have always been i've never seen anything like it in happy with british airways, but i don't think we can trust them again. also in the next hour, at least 150 people have been killed and 2,000 homes destroyed in sri lanka's worst flooding in years. all the homes, shops, worship places, schools, everything is under flood. over 50 people died in this district. one of the worst affected areas. thousands of people have been cut off from basic services. sebastian vettel wins the monaco grand prix for ferrari. lewis hamilton

the shop was run bya moss side barbershop. the shop was run by a cousin of the manchester bomb.rested earlier in the week, with at least one of his brothers. police also raided another house in the middle of the night, bringing the number of people in custody to eight, all men, mostly libyan, and aged between 18 and 38. very significant arrests. we are very happy we have our hands around some of the key players we are concerned about. there is still a little bit more to do. the bomber, salman abedi, came back to manchester from libya last salman abedi, came back to manchesterfrom libya last week. renting a flat in this block, he had already bought many of the ingredients for his lethal device. it was here that he spent his last weekend, putting his bomb together, making the final preparations to attack a concert full of teenage girls. detectives say they have made very significant finds and crucially believe they have captured a large pa rt believe they have captured a large part of his terrorist network. we have hundreds of officers working on this investigation from across the

it's not as important as getting married. >> that's elisabeth moss. "madmen." she played in "west ring." she's awe peered in dozens of movie tv shows. her latest project "hand 345m"h tale,". >> now i'm awake to the world. i was asleep before. that's how it happened. when they slaughtered congress, we didn't wake up. when they slayed terrorists we didn't wake up either. they said it would be temporary. nothing changes instantaneously. in a gradually heating bathtub, you'd be boiling before you knew it. >> elisabeth moss. we welcome you congrats. it's unflinching, vital, and scary as hello. i totally get that. i've seen three episodes. i'm infatuated by your portrayal. you don't talk. all of your acting is in your eyes. i h they's extremely difficult. >> thank you. >> you were apprehensive to take this role. why? >> because the book is so incredible, prolific. i wanted to do it but i wanted to make sure it lived up to the novel. >> and now you nomar gret atwood. >> yes. >> it's interesting. this is on hulu too. >> yes, yes. >> so many people are getting

richard moss, bbc news, in keswick.d by the independent‘s chief political commentator, and the spectator‘s political correspondent. the police and security services say they're keeping an eye on 3,000 people of interest — and that they have 500 active investigations to deal with. this week's atrocity has again raised questions about government strategy, and whether it has the right powers to deal with those who pose a possible risk. our home editor mark easton reports. the murder of lee rigby in woolwich, 2013, prompted david cameron to reshape his strategy. the focus was on home grown extremism with public sector workers becoming legally obliged to inform police if they thought someone was displaying extremist behaviour. the government set up an extremism target, counter extremism bill, tough powers against anyone deemed to be an extremist. but the legislation now looks unlikely ever to happen because ministers struggled to define extremism, and concerns the approach fosters suspicion and distrust in largely law abidin

also published a quote from someone have also published a quote from someone who attended the same mossas an angry man. we are getting different pictures of this individual. he has been known to have come back from libya, which may be why he was on the national security radar. as ever, a more complex picture of the individual has been built up very quickly. a local lad. yes, that is a lwa ys quickly. a local lad. yes, that is always the difficulty. what drive somebody to commit such a heinous crime against the people in his own area? it is difficult to understand. he was not regarded as high risk, in the same way that khalid masood, the westminster attack, was not. it is difficult to identify who might be the next attack. yes, thousands of people become people love interest for different reasons. but they cannot follow every single one of them. that is the kind of risk we run now, we don't know what will trigger someone to go off and do this. hopefully we will start to get a picture of this, that helps the security services reduce the threat of that happening again in the future. this o

army bomb disposal experts evacuate homes in moss side as part of an ongoing search linked to the manchesterday's attack visit st anne's square to pay their respects to loved ones.

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network linked to the manchester suicide bomber is continuing — there's been another arrest, in the mossn—in—law, jared kushner, is now part of the fbi inquiry into russian involvement in the us election. president trump will attend his first g7 summit today in sicily, with discussions expected to focus on global security, trade and climate change. nasa has published detailed photographs of the poles ofjupiter showing massive cyclones the size of earth. we lead our news review again with the manchester attack: above its masthead the guardian shows images of some of the victims. it's reporting on ways to tackle extremism — saying british prime minister theresa may will use the g7 summit later to call on big tech firms to help combat radicalisation.

counter—terrorism detectives raid more properties in manchester, cutting through the shutters at this mossop. the shop owner, abs forjani, is a cousin of the manchester bomber who was arrested earlier in the week, with two of his brothers. police also raided another house in the middle of the night, bringing the number of people in custody to nine, all men, mostly libyan, and aged between 18 and 38. they're very significant, these arrests. we are very happy we have our hands around some of the key players we are concerned about. there is still a little bit more to do. the bomber, salman abedi, came back to manchester from libya last week. renting a flat in this block, he had already bought many of the ingredients for his lethal device. it was here that salman abedi spent his last weekend, putting his bomb together, making the final preparations to attack a concert full of teenage girls. about three months earlier, before he went to libya for the last time, abedi rented a flat in this block, being pored over by forensics officers this week as a possible bomb factory. the flat is owned by ai