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An explosion hit the British Manchester Arena following a performance by pop star Ariana Grande and took lives of at least 22 people, and 59 more were wounded.
The UK police and country's Prime Minister Theresa May stated that the accident would be probed as a terror attack unless otherwise proved.
He was initially hailed as a hero in the wake of the Manchester Arena bomb attack - now Chris Parker has been described as a common thief after being jailed for four years and three months having admitted stealing a purse and mobile phone from the victims he was alleged to have helped.
On May 22, the UK faced a dreadful attack by the entrance to Manchester Arena following US singer Ariana Grande’s concert. However, only about half of the suspected instigators were subjected to punishment.
The brother of the Manchester Arena attacker, who blew himself up after the end of Ariana Grande's concert, is suspected of a conspiracy to cause the blast that killed 22 people.
A-19-year-old man was arrested in connection with the investigation into the attack at Manchester Arena, according to the statement of police.
All suspects of the Manchester terror attack were released by police without charge.
Three people that were arrested in connection to the Manchester bombing were released on Thursday without charge, a statement of the police said.
The British police said Tuesday they had arrested a man at the Heathrow airport in connection with the investigation into the attack at Manchester Arena.
The UK police released the brother of the perpetrator of the deadly Manchester attack Salman Abedi without charges, local media reported Tuesday.
A crowdfunding concert to help those who suffered due to the deadly attack, which took place in the UK city of Manchester in late May, as well as the victims' families, raised over $5.1 million, media reported Monday.
UK police said Saturday they arrested another man suspected of having connection to the deadly attack which hit Manchester in late May.
On June 2 1997, Timothy McVeigh was convicted for his role in the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing, an attack in which 168 people died. While commonly regarded as a "lone wolf" terror attack, there are significant questions over how "lone" he was. Moreover, there are many parallels between the bombing and May's Manchester attack.
Greater Manchester police said Friday they had cordoned off an area in Manchester as they assessed a vehicle in the investigation of the terrorist attack in the city.
The Victoria railway station in the UK city of Manchester reopened on Tuesday after train traffic was suspended following the recent deadly attack in the city.
A 19-year-old man was arrested on Sunday by UK police in connection to the Manchester terror attack, becoming the 15th person arrested in the course of the investigation.
A total of 54 people, who were injured in the terrorist attack at the Manchester Arena, remain in hospitals.
A total of 14 individuals are currently in custody for questioning.
Leaking classified information such as data about the Manchester attack to media jeopardizes people's lives, said US Secretary of Homeland Security John Kelly.
Hashim Abedi, the younger brother of suspected perpetrator of attack in the UK city of Manchester Salman Abedi, turned out to be a member of a jihadist cell, which is suspected of plotting an attack on the head of the United Nations Support Mission in Libya (UNSMIL), The Telegraph reported, citing diplomatic sources.
Some members of the group linked to Manchester attacker Salman Abedi are still potentially at large, UK Home Secretary Amber Rudd said Sunday.
The late-night suicide bombing inside of a packed music concert in Manchester shocked the entire world, but it also brought the divided British people together in presenting a unified front against terror.