i'm afraid we can't bring you quentin somerville. we have lost that link to him.tell you that in the last hour, we have had some pictures of a 50 uk arrest —— a fifth arrest in the uk. this happened in wigan in connection with the terror attack on monday. i am told that the police there are examining a package that the man was arrested was carrying. that has come in since we have been on air. so far, 14 of the 22 victims of monday's suicide bombing have been identified, some of them children. they include 15 year—old olivia campbell, whose mother posted a desperate plea on facebook for information about her daughter. we learned today that an off—duty policewoman was among those killed. all of them had gone to the manchester arena for what should have been an evening of joy and fun. our special correspondent allan little has been finding out more about some of the victims. as their names emerged today, one thing was inescapable. the extreme youth of so many. there is a special anguish in this. the carefree tenderness of the lives lost. olivia campbell from bury was

quentin somerville there. warnings given to the authorities may be five yea rs given to the authorities may be five years ago about abedi's comments and thoughts. al security correspondent gordon corera was at the m15 headquarters in central london. at mis at m15 they are prepared for some tough questions about what they knew and when about abedi. they knew he was known to the authorities this morning, that's what the home secretary said, but this morning we learned much more about the number of people raising concerns about extremist behaviour and that being flagged to the authorities. that would have meant a risk assessment would have meant a risk assessment would have meant a risk assessment would have been done and there will be questions about whether anything was missed, anything significant. here at m15 they are stressing that their priority is the current ongoing and urgent operation into him, into that network, trying to establish particularly who made that bomb, because they look like sophisticated d

quentin somerville have been there. he sends us somerville have been there.rrests in the search for salman abedi's network. his father and brother were picked up by counterterrorism officers in tripoli. salman abedi travelled regularly to this country. the country had been collapsing under the weight of its civil war but battling extremism, including so—called islamic state and al-qaeda. after the libyan revolution, something like 3.5 thousand people travel here. many joined isis. one of the first fighting brigades, and most effective foreign fighting brigades, helped is capture their detractors capital raqqa. after a while, they took control of the caliphate's southern stronghold. but has since been lost. al-qaeda are still present here and isis. salman abedi travelled to this country and on many occasions. the question of whether he was part of a wider network of extremism, while there have been plenty of open doors for a number of networks here in libya. quentin somerville bay in libya. i have to arrest there, the father and brother of salman abedi. you ar

quentin somerville reporting.he many tributes, flowers, words, left in the heart of manchester. people bringing demeanour throughout the day wanting to express their sympathy and solidarity. good morning. wednesday was a dry, settled date for most of us and we add weather watching pictures and all pillars straight that point. also in the london area. these two places at the hotspots through the day. worth pointing out that we had some cloud in the far north—west and by the end of the day we also add some sea fog through the irish sea and that will be a bit of a nuisance over the next few days and linger during the early morning. it is going to be a pretty muddy start to the day with temperatures in the high teens. the fog will take its time to clear but it will do so and as we go for the morning, it will be as we go for the morning, it will be a beautiful picture. a little bit of fairweather cloud developing which may be welcome news is temperatures keep climbing. it is going to be a hot day in the south—east. may

we sent our correspondent quentin somerville there.s links to radical is the most grapes, that has expressed support for al-qaeda, not just for that has expressed support for al-qaeda, notjust for them but also for the front in syria. it is worth remembering that libya tomic it is much forgotten about in the work to islamic state. thousands of fighters from libya had honed their skills battling against president gaddafi, they then moved to both syria and iraq and honed his skills further. they were able to come back here and set upa they were able to come back here and set up a base and then move from libya to europe. we don't know if abedi was part of that network, but his family certainly have links and have expressed support for those radical islamist groups. let's talk a little bit about the victims. we know that there were 22, of the 64 that went to hospital, 20 remain ina of the 64 that went to hospital, 20 remain in a critical condition. they are the sort injuries that doctors are the sort injuries that doctors are dealing with,

let's go to the middle east corresponded quentin somerville who is in libya.. that's right, unconfirmed reports, suspicions that not only did he travelled utility but he also travels to syria. what we do now is that many libyans have made that journey, something wakefield have thousands libya ns travelled journey, something wakefield have thousands libyans travelled to syria, they started doing that during the 2013, when the war was at its height. they were battle hardened fighters, many of them fought against carol qaddafi and took those skills were sent to the one in syria and in a short space of time libya became a southern compass point for the so called islamic state. not only were libyans travelling to syria, fighting battles there and helping establish the de facto capital of the islamic state for the militant group, but they were also coming back and when they were also coming back and when the dead because even more trouble here. it is worth remembering that this is a country that is barely functioning, on the point of economic collapse but also on th