British people are advised not to travel to Brussels following terror attacks in the city, Downing Street said on Tuesday. 


The Foreign Office was updating its travel advice to warn against going to the Belgian capital, in line with Belgium’s own guidance. 


"The Belgian authorities are currently advising against travel to Brussels; you are advised to follow the instructions of the Belgian security authorities," the Foreign Office said. 


The warning suggests the intelligence services and police are not convinced the security situation in Brussels is yet under control. 


Anyone who does decide to take the risk of trying to travel to or from Belgium will face serious disruption to air and rail services. 


The Belgian authorities are currently advising the public to remain where they are, and for travellers to follow the advice of local authorities and respect security controls

Source: NNA