Friday 26 May 2017 16:13, UK
WWE has cancelled a tour event at the Manchester Arena next month following Monday's terror attack.
Twenty-two people were killed and 64 were injured when a suicide bomber set off a device at an Ariana Grande concert.
WWE had been due to stage an event as part of the NXT Live Tour at the arena on June 6 but it has now been called off following security advice.
"Out of respect for all those affected by the Manchester tragedy, WWE is cancelling the NXT event on Tuesday, June 6 at the Manchester Arena," WWE said in a statement.
"Our Superstars will be in Manchester on June 6 visiting with those affected by the tragedy and WWE is making a donation to the We Love Manchester Emergency Fund.
"We look forward to returning to the Manchester Arena on Monday, November 6 for Raw and Tuesday, November 7 for SmackDown Live."
Fans are being offered a full refund and they can exchange their ticket for the live event the next night in Leeds.
WWE executive vice-president Paul Levesque, known to fans as Triple H, has led the WWE's tributes to those affected by the attack.
"We offer our heartfelt condolences and unwavering support to all those affected by the tragedy in Manchester," he said.
"We stand united and unyielding alongside you."
