Watch: How the Boulder arson attack unfolded

A suspect has been arrested and charged with a federal hate crime and attempted murder, accused of "setting people on fire".

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The attack took place on Sunday when a group was gathered for an event called Run for their Lives, supporting Israeli hostages in Gaza.

Suspect Mohamed Sabry Soliman, a 45-year-old Egyptian national, shouted "free Palestine" during the attack.

The BBC's Peter Bowes walks through how the incident unfolded.

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