Manchester Arena attack: 22 killed at Ariana Grande gig by bomber named as Salman Abedi



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Abedi, who was reportedly known to the security services, is thought to have returned from Libya as recently as this week. A school friend told The Times: "He went to Libya three weeks ago and came back recently, like days ago." The 22-year-old is thought to have attended the Manchester Islamic Centre, also known as Didsbury Mosque, along with his parents and siblings. A family friend, who asked not to be named, described him as "normal" and said they were known to the Libyan community in the city. He said: "He was always friendly, nothing to suggest (he was violent). He was normal, to be honest." How the Manchester terror attack unfolded 02:21

Abedi was named after armed officers carried out a raid on the red brick semi in south Manchester where he was registered as living. Greater Manchester Chief Constable Ian Hopkins said detectives were working to establish whether he was working alone or as part of a networkResidents were ordered to stay inside as around 20 police swooped on a house in Elsmore Road in Fallowfield carrying out a controlled explosion on the front door. The Islamic State terror group claimed responsibility for the barbaric attack, which involved a home-made device packed with nuts and bolts which exploded in the venue's foyer as thousands of young people were leaving. Mrs May said the perpetrator had chosen the time and place of his attack deliberately to cause "maximum carnage and to kill and injure indiscriminately". She flew to Manchester to speak to police chiefs and medics treating some of the child victims.
Crowds of people gathered in the city centre on Tuesday evening, standing together in an act of solidarity and spilling from Albert Square onto nearby roads. The death of Saffie Rose Roussos, the youngest known victim of the attack, was described by her headteacher as "heartbreaking". Chris Upton, of Tarleton Community Primary School, said: "Saffie was simply a beautiful little girl in every aspect of the word." for further details visithttp://http//www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2017/05/23/manchester-arena-attack-22-killed-suicide-bomber-ariana-grande

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