Brussels shootout: What we know so far

Part of Brussels has been sealed off and armed police are patrolling the streets after shots were fired during a raid linked to November's terror attacks in Paris.

Here's what we know so far:

• The raid happened at around 2pm local time (1pm GMT) this afternoon in the Forest district of Brussels, at what appeared from pictures to be a dentists' office.
• Forest is very close to the Molenbeek neighbourhood, where several people involved in the Paris attacks had been living.
• Officers from both France and Belgium are involved in the operation.
• Four police officers - including a French female officer - were hurt when one or more gunmen opened fire through a door during the raid.
• Two have now been released from hospital.
• One gunman, armed with a Kalashnikov, was killed when police stormed the building around five hours after the first raid.
• Officers are still hunting at least two other suspects.
• Residents were told to stay indoors and two schools in the area were placed on lockdown. The children have now been allowed to leave and return home.
• Named Paris suspect Saleh Abdeslam was not the target of today's operation, according to Agence France-Presse, though reports suggest officers may have been targeting some of his associates.