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Brussels attacks: EU security ministers hold emergency terror talks – live Brussels attacks: EU security ministers hold emergency terror talks – live
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6.43am GMT
06:43
RTBF also reports that a “will” found by police on a computer, apparently written by suicide bomber Ibraham el-Bakraoui, mentioned a man called Mohammed Bakkali.
Bakkali was arrested in November. He was said to be connected to an apartment in Auvelais, near the central Belgian city of Namur, that was used by the Paris attackers.
RTBF speculates that it could be Bakkali – rather than captured Paris attacker Salah Abdeslam – to whom Bakraoui was referring when he said:
If I go on like this [I] will end up in a prison cell next to him.
6.34am GMT
06:34
Belgian broadcaster RTBF also reports that a second man was apparently seen in the metro with Khalid el-Bakraoui. It’s not clear what the source is for this information, and neither RTBF nor Le Monde have the images.
6.16am GMT
06:16
‘Second metro attacker’ – reports
French newspaper Le Monde reports that a second man, carrying a large bag, was seen on CCTV in the Brussels metro with Khalid el-Bakraoui, who authorities say carried out the suicide bombing at Maelbeek station.
Le Monde says police are now searching for a potential second accomplice – officials have said they are hunting for a suspect seen at Zaventem airport who is believed to have fled the scene without detonating his bomb.
This is the first mention of a second attacker in the metro bombing. The Guardian is not yet able to verify this report.
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Opening summaryOpening summary
Claire PhippsClaire Phipps
Welcome to ongoing coverage of the aftermath of the terrorist strikes in Brussels that killed 31 people.Welcome to ongoing coverage of the aftermath of the terrorist strikes in Brussels that killed 31 people.
European justice and security ministers will hold an emergency meeting in Brussels today to discuss the response to the terror threat.European justice and security ministers will hold an emergency meeting in Brussels today to discuss the response to the terror threat.
Here are the latest developments:Here are the latest developments:
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