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Brussels bombing suspect let go as new 'man in hat' CCTV footage released

Belgian police have released a man that they had initially charged with "participation in a terrorist group" and "terrorist killings" in connection with the Brussels attacks on the same day that they revealed new CCTV footage of another suspect.

Faycal C, who was the only person charged in connection with last week's attacks, was released due to "lack of evidence", prosecutors said.

It comes as US Republican presidential frontrunner Donald Trump warned Britain and Europe are "not safe" following the recent terror attacks.

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Jeremy Corbyn: 'We stand united with Brussels'

"[We] will not allow those who seek to divide us to succeed" Credit: PA

Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn says the UK stands in "solidarity with Brussels" after a suicide attack in the Belgian capital.

Today, our thoughts and sympathies are with the people of Brussels.

We stand in solidarity with the victims of these horrific attacks, their friends and families, and the men and women of the emergency services.

We must defend our security and values in the face of such terrorist outrages, and refuse to be drawn into a cycle of violence and hatred.

We take pride in our societies of diverse faiths, races and creeds and will not allow those who seek to divide us to succeed.

– Jeremy Corbyn, Labour labour

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