Paris attacks: Suspect's brother lays candles for Belgium vigil

The brother and cousin of two of the suspects in the Paris attacks have laid candles on their balcony in Belgium as part of a vigil.

Salah Abdeslam is one of two men police are looking for - and a prosecutor has confirmed he was not among those arrested in Wednesday morning's raid in Saint-Denis. His brother Brahim died when he set off a suicide belt near a Paris café on Friday.

Their brother, Mohamed Abdeslam and a cousin of the man put candles on their balcony in Molenbeek where a vigil is taking place.