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The Guardian seems to have good coverage. http://www.theguardian.com/world/live/2016/mar/22/brussels-airport-explosions-live-updates Don't bother with SMH

: 3 suicide belts found in Brussels airports https://t.co/9Q3gkTzHPR

Multiple suspicious packages reported, Bomb disposal units are heading to each one.

EU commission in lock down.

Mobile Networks are congested. Telenet is opening their hotspots for everyone, you do not need a password. That way you can use internet and not your phone line.

Border between France and Belgium is completely closed(not sure how accurate source is)

All trains to Brussels stations from Paris have been cancelled.

Belgian Authorities have no reported metro deaths reported nearest to the EU - (Fox News)

London and Paris airports have elevated terror alert levels

There’s been some bitter reaction to the attacks from Russia, writes Shaun Walker. The chair of the Duma’s foreign policy committee, Alexei Pushkov, tweeted: “While [Nato chief Jens] Stoltenberg, is busy fighting the imaginary ‘Russian threat’ and putting troops in Latvia, under his nose in...

Entire metro system closed. Level 4 terror alert (Highest level)

Michael Ryan, head of the EU delegation to Rwanda, said he felt the Maelbeek metro blast in the next station. The European commission has locked down its staff after the apparent attacks.

Maelbeek station. The station is about 500 metres from the EU buildings.

UPDATE: No trains are currently running to or from Brussels Midi. Brussels customers are advised to postpone, and not come to station.

Brussels airport will stay closed until 6am on Wednesday.

Belgium’s prime minister, Charles Michel, has warned the Belgian public to “avoid any movement” for the time being.

Thirteen reported dead in blasts at Zaventem airport Airport on lockdown as train and plane services suspended Ten reported dead in blast near EU buildings in Brussels (Guardian)

Brussel University students advised to stay inside.

Explosions have torn through the departure hall of Brussels airport, killing up to 13 people and injuring more than 30 others, while a second blast struck a metro station in the capital shortly afterwards, Belgian public broadcaster RTBF (Ref SMH)

I think do as many units as you are allowed to do in year 11.So that you can work out which subjects that you like rather then have regrets about not doing a certain subject.