(BBC) The sentencing of Hashem Abedi, who was found guilty of murdering the 22 people who died in the Manchester Arena bombing, has been postponed.
The brother of bomber Salman Abedi had been due to be sentenced on 23 and 24 April at the Old Bailey.
Parties in the case have been informed that the date needed to be changed due to the travel restrictions in place to tackle the spread of coronavirus.
The sentencing date will be reviewed at the end of the month, the court said.
A message from the court stated: “In the light of the current restrictions on travel and public gatherings it has been decided that the current proposed sentencing date of 23 April shall be adjourned.”
