Mohamed Abrini, Paris attack suspect and ‘man in the hat’ at Brussel airport arrested

Belgian authorities confirmed on Friday the arrest of key Paris attacks suspect Mohamed Abrini along with four other people. Abrini also admitted to being the "man in the hat" seen with the bombers at Brussels airport. They say Mohamed Abrini told investigators that he was at the scene of the 22 March suicide bombings. Abrini, who  is also wanted in connection with the attacks in Paris that killed 130 people last November, is one of six men arrested in Brussels on Friday. Four have been charged with terror offences. The attacks at Zaventem airport and a metro station in Brussels left 32 people dead. Officials believe those who carried out the Brussels and the Paris attacks were part of the same network backed by so-called Islamic State.