Final key Paris attacks suspect Mohamed Abrini 'arrested in Brussels' and may be 'man in white'

The remaining key suspect in the Paris attacks has been arrested in Brussels, according to reports in Belgium.

Mohamed Abrini, 31, was being hunted over the massacre which killed 130 in the French capital in November.

He is also thought to have played a major role in the Brussels bombings according to Belgian broadcaster VRT, which announced his arrest on Friday.

The broadcaster said he was "more than likely" the so-called "man in white" seen on security camera footage at Brussels airport on March 22 with two suicide bombers.

He was reportedly among several people arrested by Belgian authorities on Friday in connection with the Brussels bombings.

Abrini has been on Europe's most wanted list since being identified as the man pictured in CCTV images with Salah Abdeslam at a petrol station in Ressons, on the highway to Paris, two days before the November 13 attacks.

Abdeslam, one of the prime suspects in the Paris attacks, was arrested in Brussels on March 18.

Islamic State suicide bombers struck in the city four days later, on March 22, killing 32 people in bomb attacks at the airport and a metro station.

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