Two dead after carnage on the streets of Mannheimpublished at 20:43 Greenwich Mean Time 3 March

A spring day in Mannheim was shattered today when, just after noon, a car ploughed at speed into a pedestrianised area of the southwest German city.
There was initially a sense of déjà vu: was this another extremist-linked attack in Germany where a vehicle was used as a weapon?
However, police say their early investigations have ruled out a political motive and point towards the German suspect suffering from serious mental ill health.
We're pausing our live coverage now - we'll leave you with the main facts we've learned today:
- Two people, a woman aged 83 and a 54-year-old man, were killed and ten others were injured in the incident - five of them seriously
- The suspect is a 40-year-old landscape gardener with a minor criminal record, who lives in the neighbouring city of Ludwigshafen, across the Rhine river
- After driving into pedestrians, prosecutors says the suspect shot himself in the mouth but survived, and he is in a stable condition in hospital
- A handwritten note containing writing, equations and doodles was seen stuck to the dashboard of the car used in the attack
- Police believe it was a deliberate action and are investigating the two deaths as murder