Manchester concert hall suicide bombing kills 22
At least 60 people were also injured in the attack right after a performance by US singer Ariana Grande
Manchester
A SUICIDE bomber killed at least 22 people and wounded 59 at a packed concert hall in the English city of Manchester in what Prime Minister Theresa May called a sickening act targeting children and young people.
Ms May said police believed they knew the identity of the bomber and police then said a 23-year-old man had been arrested in connection with the attack carried out late on Monday evening as people began leaving a concert in Manchester Arena given by Ariana Grande, a US singer who attracts a large number of young and teenage fans.
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