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A police hunt has been launched in the US city of Providence, Rhode Island, after a man opened fire on students at Brown University.

The shooting took place in the engineering and physics building at the Ivy League University on a day when exams were scheduled.

The suspect has been described as a male wearing black clothes.

The mayor of Providence, Brett Smiley, told the news conference what they know so far.

Providence Mayor Brett Smiley.

Steph Machado, a journalist from the Boston Globe, gave my colleague Carl Nassman this update from the scene of the shooting.

Steph Machado from the Boston Globe, and the BBC will bring you more on this story as it develops.

Check our website, bbcnews.com, for updates.

I feel immense joy and immense love.

The words of Maria Kalesnikava standing outside a prison in Belarus as her sister Tatyana Komic was released from prison.

Komic was just one of 123 people who were released on Saturday.

all of them widely regarded as political prisoners locked up for opposing the regime of Alexander Lukashenko.

They were freed following negotiations between Belarus and the United States, a reason for gratitude, according to the Belarusian opposition leader Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya, as she told my colleague Owen Bennett-Jones.

Has Europe got anything to do with this or is it all coming from Washington?

Your husband was released, I think, after five years in prison back in June.

Would you say he's gone through that rehabilitation process yet?

How difficult is it?

Can you just give us your assessment of what the government in Belarus, you know, the leadership, what they will be thinking about this?