Belgian king leads tributes to victims on anniversary of suicide attacks

More than 300 people were injured in the attacks at Brussels airport and subway a year ago.

Belgium's King Philippe has urged citizens to "be tender" to each other after the "deadly madness" that led three bombers to kill 32 people at Brussels airport and subway a year ago.

Marking the anniversary of the suicide attacks, in which more than 300 people were injured, the King paid tribute to the victims in ceremonies timed with the blasts during the morning rush hour on March 22 2016.