Image credit: Louis Appleby Twitter @ProfLAppleby
Thousands of people have gathered in Manchester's Albert Square this evening for a vigil.
It's to remember the victims who lost their lives at an Ariana Grande concert at the MEN Arena.
A suicide bomber detonated a device as fans were exiting the venue.
22 people have been killed and 59 remain injured in hospital, with some being treated for life threatening injuries.
People have been live tweeting from outside the Town Hall.
Huge crowd gathered in #Manchester's Albert Square for vigil after yesterday's attack. pic.twitter.com/naGCYMXZ0p
— louis appleby (@ProfLAppleby) May 23, 2017
Manchester bombing: Hundreds gather at vigil to pay respect to victims of terror attack https://t.co/d70hkPeMV8 pic.twitter.com/thTK8M66PY
— Mira Edorra (@vdo10181) May 23, 2017
The vigil in Manchester. Heartbreaking 😢 #thoughtswithmanchester
— Neil Coley (@neilc8375) May 23, 2017
"Love, in the end, is ALWAYS STRONGER THAN HATE". #ManchesterVigil
— Dan of House Stark. (@__d4nedison) May 23, 2017
It was very very quiet for a long time. Then applause for Mayor of #Manchester, who thanks emergency services #vigil pic.twitter.com/WhRXSbgYYn
— Birgit Maass (@birgit_maass) May 23, 2017
The hundreds of people turning up at the vigil in Albert square just makes me so proud to be from Manchester
— Ewan (@ewanscottt) May 23, 2017
Huge extended applause and cheers from people at Manchester Albert Square vigil as Lord Mayor Eddie Newman thanks the emergency services. pic.twitter.com/B9OD9o3jc3
— David Conn (@david_conn) May 23, 2017
The suspect behind last night's terror attack has been named by police was 22 year old Salman Abedi.
The Islamic State group has claimed that it was behind the attack.
British Prime Minister Theresa May has described it as 'callous' and 'sickening.'
A centre has been set up at the Ethiad Stadium, and is offering support to families who are missing their loved ones.
A man's been arrested and two properties have been searched by police investigating last night's attack.
