Moss Side raid: Explosion heard in Manchester as police swoop on home

ARMED police have swooped on a property in Moss Side and arrested a fourteenth suspect in connection with the Manchester bomb attack as the city remains on red alert.

Pictures show a huge police presence on Quantock Street, which has been sealed off.

The raid follows the arrest of a 25-year-old man in the Old Trafford area under the terrorism act – taking the total to 14.

Great Manchester Police confirmed anti-terror cops executed a warrant to enter the property and a search is currently on-going.

Residents say they heard a loud bang and it appears the door to a property has been blown off, according to the Manchester Evening News.

A man has been heard screaming and the dogs are “going wild”, the MEN reports.

A statement GMP said: “Today, Sunday 28 May 2017, officers investigating the attack at the Manchester Arena have executed a warrant at an address in Moss Side.
A search is currently on-going.”

Source: Moss Side raid: Explosion heard in Manchester as police swoop on home | Daily Star

BREAKING: Mount Etna erupts forcing BBC film crew to flee- tourists have reportedly been injured

Several tourists have reportedly been injured as Mount Etna erupted for the third time in just under three weeks, spitting molten lava nearly 650 feet into the sky above Sicily.

A BBC journalist and camera crew were caught in the huge explosion on Thursday.

‘Lava flow mixed with steam – caused huge explosion – group pelted with boiling rocks and steam,’  the BBC‘s global science correspondent, Rebecca Morelle, tweeted.

She reported an estimated eight people suffered head injuries, burns, cuts and bruises.

Source: Mount Etna erupts forcing BBC film crew to flee | Daily Mail Online