Brussels attack trial concludes with sentences of up to life in prison

Six men were convicted and sentenced to prison terms ranging from 20 years to life for involvement in the 2016 Brussels bombings.
The Islamic State group claimed responsibility for the attacks at the Brussels airport and metro station, which killed 32 people.
Among those convicted were Salah Abdeslam, who received 20 years, and Mohamed Abrini, sentenced to life imprisonment.
Abdeslam and Abrini had already been convicted for their roles in the 2015 Paris attacks.
The trial was Belgium's largest ever, with 10 defendants tried under tight security over 8 months.