The Sun:
"The Muslim community in Manchester has together to condemn the “cowardly” terror attack in the city that killed 22 people.
Faith leaders joined together to praise Muslims who helped during the carnage after Salman Abedi blew himself up during an Ariana Grande concert.
Standing in St Ann's Square in the heart of the city, they held a minute's silence for the 22 victims of Monday's massacre.
Councillor Azra Ali, who works in Burnage where Abedi was a pupil between 2009 and 2011, was first to issue her condolences to the devastated families.
She said: "This attack is horrific - an attack on our children is an attack on all of us.
"I strongly condemn the people responsible and call for all communities to continue to stand together shoulder-to-shoulder against these people. Manchester is proud of our diversity and we will not let hatred divide us.""