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Six killed in Krakow 'far-right' shooting, as three more bodies found in attacker's home
A gunman believed to have been inspired by far-right ideology has killed six people and injured more than a dozen others in an attack in the busy centre of Poland's second largest city.
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Tusk said there were "strong indications" the two women and one man were the suspect's immediate family members. Three were Polish, one was British and two have not been identified, officials said. Of the 15 injured, two were police officers and five were foreign nationals - the interior ministry said they were from Britain, Austria, Russia, Germany and Portugal.