Police have released new CCTV images of the Manchester bomber on the night of his deadly attack.
Investigators says they're now gathering a detailed picture of Salman Abedi.
11 men remain in custody after the attack.
Meanwhile, sporting events and concerts have taken place across the UK amid heightened security following Monday's atrocity.
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Sri Lanka has appealed for international help to deal with its worst flooding for more than a decade.
Officials say 122 people have died and at least 97 others are still missing.
The unusually early rainy season has forced more than 400-thousand people from their homes.
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The fourth and final Fine Gael leadership debate will take place in Cork tonight.
It's home advantage for housing minister Simon Coveney who is still trying to over-turn Leo Varadkar's lead in the Parliamentary Party.
Both candidates took swipes at each other last night at their Ballinasloe husting - over who was to blame for the poor electoral performance in the 2014 local elections and last year's general election.
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British Airways says it hopes to run a "near normal" schedule today after a global computer systems outage.
An IT systems failure hit thousands of passengers on Saturday including a number of people at Irish airports.
BA's Chief Executive says the meltdown was down to a power supply issue - NOT a cyber attack.
But aviation expert Gideon Ewers thinks it's strange BA wouldn't have a back-up.
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Rock legend Greg Allman has died at the age of 69.
His 1973 instrumental hit 'Jessica' with the Allman Brothers went on to become the Top Gear theme.
He'd undergone a liver transplant in 2010 after contracting hepatitis C.
