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A 20-year-old man has been arrested in connection with the Manchester Arena bombing.
He was arrested on suspicion of terrorism offences after Greater Manchester Police raided an address in Harpurhey.
As it stands 20 people have now been arrested in connection with the investigation, of which 12 people have been released without charge.
Eight people remain in custody.
Twenty-two people, including seven children, were killed and more than 100 were injured when Salman Abedi detonated a shrapnel-laden bomb in the foyer of Manchester arena while fans of the US singer Ariana Grande were leaving her concert on 22 May.
Grande is especially popular with teenage girls and many were heading to foyer to be picked up by their parents when Abedi struck.
The arrest comes after the earlier detention of a man at Heathrow Airport in connection with the attack.
The 38-year-old was held on suspicion of terrorism offences as part of a planned operation and there was no direct threat to the airport, GMP said.
Armed police officers stand near the Manchester Arena, where US singer Ariana Grande had been performing when the attack took place (Andrew Yates/Reuters) The inquests into the deaths of the victims are due to begin on Friday at 10.30am.
They are likely to be immediately adjourned pending the completion of the police investigation.
Abedi's inquest is likely to be held at a later date.
On Tuesday, police said he may have stored items used to assemble his improvised explosive device in a Nissan Micra.
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Manchester explosion in pictures Helpers attend to people inside the Manchester Arena after a suspected suicide bomber detonated an explosive device at the end of an Ariana Grande concert, killing 22 people
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Manchester explosion in pictures Armed officers guard outside a hotel near the Manchester Arena following reports of an explosion, in Manchester, Britain
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Manchester explosion in pictures Police officers are seen outside the Manchester Arena, where U.S. singer Ariana Grande had been performing, in Manchester, northern England
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Manchester explosion in pictures There have been reports of explosions at Manchester Arena where Ariana Grande had performed
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Manchester explosion in pictures Police deploy at scene of a reported explosion during a concert in Manchester, England, on May 23, 2017. British police said early May 23 there were "a number of confirmed fatalities" after reports of at least one explosion during a pop concert by US singer Ariana Grande. Ambulances were seen rushing to the Manchester Arena venue and police added in a statement that people should avoid the area
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Manchester explosion in pictures A Royal Logistic Corps (RLC) bomb disposal robot is unloaded outside the Manchester Arena following reports of an explosion, in Manchester. At least 19 people have been confirmed dead and others 50 were injured, authorities said. It is being treated as a terrorist incident until police know otherwise
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Manchester explosion in pictures Members of the public receive treatment from emergency service staff at Victoria Railway Station close to the Manchester Arena on May 23, 2017 in Manchester, England. There have been reports of explosions at Manchester Arena where Ariana Grande had performed this evening. Greater Manchester Police have have confirmed there are fatalities and warned people to stay away from the area
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Manchester explosion in pictures Armed police after a suspected terrorist attack at the Manchester Arena at the end of a concert by US star Ariana Grande left 19 dead
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Manchester explosion in pictures Mayor of Greater Manchester Andy Burnham and Manchester City Council Leader Sir Richard Leese speak to the media outside Manchester Town Hall after a suicide bomber killed 22 people, including children, as an explosion tore through fans leaving a pop concert in Manchester
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GMP said "significant evidence" was found in the white car, which has an "R" registration plate and was seized from Devell House in Rusholme on Friday.
The force issued photos of the car and a red and black holdall and appealed for anyone who recognised either to come forward.
Detective Chief Superintendent Russ Jackson said police were continuing to track the movements Abedi made in the days leading up to the May 22 attack.
He said: "Our investigation has also revealed that Abedi made repeated trips to and from this car between May 18 and 22 and we believe he was taking items from the car to help assemble the device.
"The car was sold by a previous keeper on April 13 2017.
"Abedi left the country on April 15 and it is vital that we understand what happened to this car during these few days between April 13 and 15."
On Tuesday, a police officer outside the flat of Abedi's brother Ismail in nearby Whalley Range told reporters that the property was still "an active crime scene".
Ariana Grande performing at the One Love Manchester concert for the victims of the attack The same day an 18-year-old man - understood to be Abedi's cousin - and two other men were freed.
Ismail, 23, was released on Monday, while his other cousins, Isaac Forjani, 24, and Abz Forjani, 21, both from Fallowfield, were among those released last week.
The attacker's father, Ramadan Abedi, was arrested in Tripoli on May 24, along with Salman's younger brother Hashim, 20, who Libyan security forces said were "aware of all the details" of the attack.
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