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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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Brussels terror attack death toll revised to 35

British national David Dixon was confirmed among the dead last week Credit: Facebook

The death toll from the bomb blasts in Brussels has risento 35, including the three attackers, the health minister said.

"Four patients deceased in hospital. Medical teams did all possible. Total victims: 35. Courage to all the families," Maggie De Block said in a tweet.

Previously, it was said 31 people including the assailants lost their lives, with more than 300 injured.

Belgium's crisis centre previously said that 28 of the victims had been identified.

Of these, 15 died at the airport of whom six were Belgian and nine were foreign nationals.

The 13 victims of the metro blast included 10 Belgians and three foreign nationals.

Among the dead was British man David Dixon, along with Italian, Chinese, Dutch, French, German, Swedish and American nationals.

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