British Elections: May And Corbyn, Leaders

On June 8, 2017, the British elect a new parliament. At the top of the polls are Jeremy Corbyn's Labor Party (left) and Conservative Prime Minister Theresa May (right).

The British Prime Minister Theresa May, who convened new elections to consolidate his majority in view of the Brexit, leads the Conservatives against Labor's Jeremy Corbyn troops. Between the two sexagenarians, eight years apart, paths singularly different and two visions almost antagonistic of what should be the British society.

Ariana Grande Will Give A Big Concert In Manchester On Sunday

Ariana Grande during a concert new York in 2016

Katy Perry, Coldplay, Justin Bieber, Pharrell Williams ... Surrounded by a plethora of stars, American singer Ariana Grande returns Sunday in Manchester for an exceptional charity concert in tribute to the victims of the attack that left 22 dead. "One love Manchester" will also feature Miley Cyrus, Take That and Niall Horan, the organizers said on Tuesday. The proceeds from the box office will go to the emergency fund set up to help the relatives of the victims of this attack.

Manchester Bombing: 15 Suspects Detained, Others May Be At Large

British Interior Minister Amber Rudd, questioned by the BBC on May 28, 2017, believes that other people linked to the Manchester bombing could still be in the wild.

Fifteen suspects are now detained five days after the bombing that killed 22 people in Manchester, northern England. The British police believe they have arrested a large part of the network behind the terrorist attack. Thirteen people are in custody in the UK and two in Libya, the father and one of the kamikaze's brothers. On Sunday, 28 May, a 25-year-old man, and a 19-year-old man was again arrested in Manchester, and police operations continued.

Manchester Bomb Attack: British Police Publish The Photo Of The Suicide Bomber

A police officer in front of the mosque of Didsbury frequented by the author of the attack. Manchester, Wednesday 24 May 2017.

The British police broadcast pictures of the suicide bomber responsible for the Manchester bombing and issued a call for witnesses to trace the last days of the attacker. The level of terrorist alert was lowered from "critical" to "serious" following the progress of the investigation.

Trump At NATO Meeting Under High Security After Manchester Bombing

Queen Mathilde and King Philip with Prime Minister Charles Michel in Brussels with Melania and Donald Trump on 24 May 2017.

The president of the United States landed Wednesday night 24 May in Brussels as part of his first international tour. After meeting the King of the Belgians and his Prime Minister on Wednesday, he continues his program Thursday morning with the leaders of the European Union before lunch one-on-one with Emmanuel Macron and then participates in his first summit of the European Union, Nato.

Manchester Bombing: What Is Known About The Investigation

In Britain, the British police continue to investigate, two days after the attack that left 22 dead in Manchester. For the investigators, the investigations are oriented "clearly" on a network, rejecting the hypothesis according to which the British suicide bomber of Libyan origin could act alone.

Attack in Manchester: after the shock, the UK on "critical" alert

After the terrorist attack that left 22 dead and 59 injured, including children, the alert level was raised from "serious" to "critical". Which means that the British security services believe that an attack is imminent while the city of Manchester is still struggling to recover from the drama. Meanwhile, investigators are progressing on the profile of the suicide bomber who stayed in Libya a few days before the bombing.

Manchester: The Author Of The Known Intelligence Bomb

The suicide bomber of the Manchester bombing "probably" did not act alone and was known to the intelligence services, the British government revealed Wednesday after putting the country on alert for fear of a new attack imminent.

Manchester Suicide Bombing: Messages Of Solidarity Pour Out

The heads of state and government reacted strongly to the suicide bombing in Manchester on Monday night, 22 May, killing at least 22 people and injuring about 60 people. In the United Kingdom, Conservative Prime Minister Theresa May and her labor rival Jeremy Corbyn have decided to suspend their campaign for the upcoming June 8 parliamentary elections.

The Islamic State Group Claims The Manchester Bombing

A suicide bombing targeted a concert by US singer Ariana Grande in Manchester on Monday (May 22nd). Investigators believe they identified the suicide bomber, Theresa May said on Tuesday. Meanwhile, the Manchester police announced the arrest of a 23-year-old man in connection with the attack.