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Update! More Than 24 Hours On, Families Still Searching For Missing Mothers, Sons & Daughters

Desperate families were still searching last night for loved ones who disappeared in the chaos of the Manchester bomb blast, including teenagers and schoolchildren. Some of their parents were at the lobby where the suicide bomb was detonated and have also been using social media to look for their loved ones.

Pictured are: (top row from left) Olivia Campbell, who has since been confirmed dead, Liam Curry and Chloe Rutherford, Laura MacIntyre and Eilidh Macleod; (middle row from left) Wendy Fawell, Nell Jones, Marcin and Angelika Klis, Martyn Hett; (bottom row from left) Courtney Boyle, Martyn Hett, Philip Tron.

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