The Prime Minister of Belgium says the terror alert in Brussels will stay at it's highest level.
Charles Michel says the city's metro system and schools and public facilities will remain closed.
It's due to a severe and imminent threat of a terrorist attack - one similar to the attacks in Paris one week ago.
Meanwhile, French police have issued a photograph of a third suicide bomber this evening.
Authorities are continuing efforts to try and track down all of those involved in the attacks will have left 130 people dead and approximately 350 injured.
Some of the attackers lived in Brussels - the leading suspect Salah Abdeslam is believed to have gone back to Belgium.
He is now the focus of a huge manhunt.
