At least 22 people are dead and dozens are injured after an explosion at an Ariana Grande concert at Manchester Arena in the UK.
Police said a solo suicide bomber was behind the attack and children were among the dead.
Look back at RNZ's live coverage here:
The UK Prime Minister has called the killing of 22 people by a suicide bomber in a packed concert hall a sickening act targeting children and young people. Video
Witnesses at the scene of a deadly explosion have described being thrown in the air and trampled trying to get out. Video
Here is what we know so far about the explosion at Ariana Grande's concert in the UK that left dozens of people dead or injured.
An explosion at an Ariana Grande concert in Manchester has killed and injured dozens, with images showing shocked concert-goers and armed police.
Several countries are considering tightening security ahead of major theatre and sports events following the deadly suicide bomb attack.
Hotels are reportedly opening as shelters and taxi drivers are offering free rides out of the city, as desperate parents and friends search for their loved ones.
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