Berlin attack: man held over phone link freed

Image Caption: Anis Amri ploughed a truck into a crowded Christmas market German authorities have released a man who was arrested after they found his number on the phone of Berlin truck attacker Anis Amri.
The 40-year-old, a Tunisian, was taken into custody after officers searched his home and workplace.
Prosecutors had been focusing on a mobile phone voic..

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Man held over phone link to Berlin attacker

Image Caption: Twelve people died in the Berlin attack A 40-year-old man has been arrested after police found his number on the phone of Berlin attacker Anis Amri.
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Berlin suspect caught on CCTV before being killed

Image Caption: Anis Amri is seen in this photo taken from security cameras in Milan This CCTV image shows Anis Amri, the man suspected of the Berlin Christmas market lorry attack, just hours before he was shot dead by police in Italy.
The 24-year-old Tunisian was killed in a shootout with officers in Milan on Friday following the massacre, in which 12 peopl..

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Berlin suspect caught on CCTV before he was shot dead

Image Caption: Anis Amri is seen in this photo taken from security cameras in Milan This CCTV image shows Anis Amri, the man suspected of the Berlin Christmas market lorry attack, just hours before he was shot dead by police in Italy.
The 24-year-old Tunisian was killed in a shootout with officers in Milan on Friday following the massacre, in which 12 peopl..

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Berlin truck suspect travelled through Lyon

Image Caption: Anis Amri was shot dead by police in Milan, Italy Surveillance footage has shown the Berlin truck suspect travelled through the French city of Lyon by train before the attack.
Anis Amri, 24, was seen on CCTV at the Lyon-Part-Dieu station wearing a cap and carrying a backpack and then on a platform on Thursday, three days after the attack in t..

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Berlin attack: Three arrested in Tunisia

Image Caption: A grab from a Facebook video, believed to have been posted by Amri in September, showing him in Berlin The nephew of the Berlin attacker has been arrested in Tunisia, as investigators in Europe hunt for possible accomplices and seek to establish movements.
The interior ministry in Tunis three men were held on suspicion of being part of a “ter..

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Berlin attacker"s nephew arrested in Tunisia

Image Caption: A grab from a Facebook video, believed to have been posted by Amri in September, showing him in Berlin The nephew of the Berlin attacker has been arrested in Tunisia, as investigators in Europe hunt for possible accomplices and seek to establish his movements.
The interior ministry in Tunis said in a statement that three men were held on susp..

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Hunt for possible Berlin attacker accomplices

Image Caption: A grab from a Facebook video, believed to have been posted by Amri in September, showing him in Berlin Germany is hunting for possible accomplices of the Berlin attacker after he was killed in a shootout with police in Italy.
Hundreds of investigators are set to work on the case throughout the holiday season to find out if Anis Amri, a 24-yea..

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Brit tourist "saw Berlin attacker in Chamonix"

Image Caption: Anne Lomax believes she saw the Berlin attacker in France A British woman has told Sky News she is convinced she saw the Berlin attacker in France, two days before he was shot dead in Italy.
Anne Lomax claims she spotted Anis Amri in Chamonix, a French resort close to the borders with Switzerland and Italy, on Wednesday.
The 50-year-old said ..

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How could Berlin attacker cross two borders?

Image Caption: Anis Amri came to Europe from Tunisia It is “really worrying” that the Berlin lorry attacker was able to travel across Europe amid a continent-wide manhunt, experts have told Sky News.
Anis Amri was killed in a shootout with police in the Italian city of Milan on Friday morning – four days after his rampage left 12 dead.
Amri, who pledged all..

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Berlin attacker filmed pledge to Islamic State

Image Caption: Amri in the video (inset) and the scene where he was killed The Tunisian who drove a lorry into a busy Berlin Christmas market filmed a video pledging his allegiance to Islamic State.
Anis Amri was killed in a shootout with police in Milan four days after he killed 12 people.
Islamic State"s Amaq propaganda wing released the footage of t..

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Farage: Berlin shows free movement must end

Image Caption: Nigel Farage has called for an end to free movement Nigel Farage has demanded that the EU scraps freedom of movement after the Berlin attack suspect managed to escape from Germany.
The former UK Independence Party leader tweeted: “If the man shot in Milan is the Berlin killer, then the Schengen Area is proven to be a risk to public safety. It..

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Berlin attacker filmed video pledge to IS

Image Caption: Anis Amiri is reported to have been identified by his fingerprints The Tunisian who a drove a lorry into a busy Berlin Christmas market filmed a video pledging his allegiance to Islamic State.
Anis Amri was killed in a shootout with police in Milan four days after he killed 12 people.
Islamic State"s Amaq news agency released the footage..

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Berlin attack suspect shot dead in Italy

Image Caption: Anis Amiri is reported to have been identified by his fingerprints The Berlin attack suspect has been killed in a shootout with police in Milan, the Italian interior minister has said.
Anis Amri, a 24-year-old Tunisian, had eluded capture since the attack on Monday that killed 12 people and injured another 48 in the German capital.
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Berlin suspect shot dead in Italy, minister confirms

The Berlin attack suspect has been killed in a shootout with police in Milan, the Italian interior minister says.
Anis Amri, a 24-year-old Tunisian, has eluded capture since the attack on Monday that killed 12 people and injured another 48 in the German capital.
Italian interior minister Marco Minniti said during a news conference in Rome that the man kille..

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Berlin suspect shot dead in Italy, reports say

Image Caption: Anis Amri has been on the run since Monday The Berlin suspect has been shot dead in Milan, Italian security sources say – as Danish police reported a possible sighting.
Anis Amri, a 24-year-old Tunisian, has eluded capture since the attack on Monday that killed 12 people and injured another 48.
Italian reports say a man was killed in a shoot..

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Possible Berlin suspect sighting in Denmark

A man matching the description of the suspect in the Berlin Christmas market attack has been seen in Denmark, police say.
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Video shows lorry racing into Berlin market

Video: Taxi dash cam shows Berlin lorry attack Footage has emerged showing the moment a lorry ploughed into a busy Christmas market in Berlin, killing 12 people.
In the video, the hijacked truck appears from the left-hand side of the screen as it races towards the crowded scene.
Seconds later, panicked shoppers run from the area.
The dashcam footage was tak..

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Berlin attack: "You can"t let terrorists win"

Image Caption: Visitors walk through the reopened Breitscheidplatz Christmas market By Nick Martin, Sky News Correspondent in Berlin
Visitors are slowly returning to the Breitscheidplatz Christmas market in Berlin, saying they are determined not to “let terrorists win”.
The tourist attraction has reopened following the lorry massacre which killed 12 people..

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Berlin suspect"s brother: "Turn yourself in"

Video: "Shock" of suspect"s family over Berlin attack The brother of a Tunisian man being hunted over the Christmas market attack in Berlin has urged his sibling to hand himself in.
Anis Amri"s family, speaking from his hometown of Oueslatia, said they were shaken to discover he was the prime suspect in Monday"s attack, in which 12 ..

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