Manchester attack: Aftermath in pictures
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As darkness fell on Tuesday evening, a vigil continued in Manchester's Albert Square for the victims of the Manchester Arena attack.
They came to lay flowers and light candles for the 22 dead and 59 injured.
Thousands of people attended the vigil earlier in the day.
Many held posters to signify their love for city.
Other people held up signs with messages of defiance.
A minute's silence was held as crowds spilled out on to nearby roads.
Londoners paid their respects at a vigil in Trafalgar Square.
This tearful woman thanked police in Manchester for all their work.
Police patrols will be stepped up in response to the attack, with military support at some locations.
The Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh observed a minute's silence at a garden party this afternoon at Buckingham Palace.
Muslim men prayed for victims of the attack at a mosque in Manchester.
Eight-year-old Saffie Roussos and Georgina Callander, believed to be 18, are among the dead.
Relatives are using social media to hunt for loved ones, and an emergency number, 0800 096 0095, has been set up.
Flags have been flying at half mast outside Number 10 and above the Houses of Parliament. Political parties have suspended general election campaigning.
Landmarks around the world have been lit up in solidarity with the victims, including the Burj Khalifa in Dubai.
This fountain was illuminated in the colours of the union jack in Zagreb, Croatia.
- Published30 May 2017