Manchester attacks: British police carry out controlled explosion on device near concert venue

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  • Tuesday, 23 May 2017

Armed police officers stand outside the Manchester Arena. - Reuters

LONDON: British police carried out a controlled explosion on a suspect device in Manchester on Tuesday after 19 died in a blast which police are treating as a "terrorist incident".

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