Belgium honours Liege attack dead

Thousands of people stood with heads bowed in cold and windy weather at a silent ceremony to remember the victims of the hand grenade and automatic rifle attack that left five dead in one of Belgium’s biggest cities.

Thousands of people stood with heads bowed in cold and windy weather at a silent ceremony to remember the victims of the hand grenade and automatic rifle attack that left five dead in one of Belgium’s biggest cities.

Prime Minister Elio Di Rupo and Crown Prince Philippe stood with the Liege mayor in a solemn ceremony on the same city centre cobblestones that were stained with blood in the attack exactly a week ago.

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