In total 14 people have been arrested in connection with the investigation into Monday's attack at the Manchester Arena - and 12 men remain in custody for questioning.
Elsewhere in Manchester, investigators have executed a warrant at an address on Moss Side, where a search is currently under way.
Residents on Selworthy Road have claimed that an explosion happened as the raid began - but police have not commented on whether a controlled explosion was used to gain entrance to the property.
Earlier on Sunday, Home Secretary Amber Rudd said investigators cannot be entirely sure that Salman Abedi's terror network has been dismantled - and warned other members of the bomber's group are "potentially" still at large.
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Image:Police are also currently raiding an address on Moss Side. Pic: Nicky HarleyPolice have issued CCTV images of Abedi in a plea for information about his movements in the days before the explosion targeting a sold-out Ariana Grande concert, which killed 22 people.
The NHS says 54 people injured in the attack are still being treated in eight hospitals, and 19 patients are receiving critical care.
During her interview on the BBC's Andrew Marr Show, Ms Rudd also said Islamic State was trying to "weaponise" young Britons.
She went on to defend the work of the security services, amid reports that warnings about Abedi were not followed up.
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