Belgian brothers Khalid and Ibrahim El Bakraoui have been named as the two airport suicide bombers who blew themselves up eight days after escaping a shoot-out with police in Brussels. The third member of the bombing squad - now known as the 'Man in White' - has also been named as expert bombmaker Najim Laachraoui, who is still on the run after leaving a suitcase packed with explosives and calmly leaving the terminal moments before 14 died at 8am yesterday. Just 79 minutes later a suicide bomber detonated his vest on a Brussels Metro train at Maelbeek station killing 20 people. Laachraoui was already one of the world's most wanted men, having built the suicide vests that helped kill 130 in Paris last November and went on the run with Salah Abdeslam before hiding in Brussels for four months. Abdeslam's arrest on Friday is believed to have sparked yesterday's twin terror attacks on the Belgian capital that left at least 34 people dead, and police fear Laachraoui could be planning another attack in Belgium unless he is found. All of the men were 'well known' to detectives and had been on the run for almost ten days following a shoot-out in a terrorist hideout in the Belgian capital's Forest suburb. They opened fire on police and fled. Yet they still managed to find another address to stay, where they stored the explosives and guns used in Tuesday's attacks.
