Paris

The man says he had lent his apartment to two people from Belgium as a favour to a friend

The footage actually shows British Pakistanis celebrating a cricket victory in 2009

Police had no trouble finding Schnitzler via the cell phone he used to place the call

It remains to be determined whether the bomber was a refugee sent by Islamic State to Europe to carry out an attack

France says that the "dangerous" Salah Abdeslam is wanted in connection with Friday's attacks

Air France says an investigation will be led by the authorities to identify the source of the telephone call

"We have received indications that one of the fugitives connected to Paris is possibly in our area," says police

Three US airlines say they are waiving a one-time ticketing fee for customers who want to change their travel plans

Posts on page of Blinks of Bicester hair salon after Paris attacks said it was ‘time to put my country first’

Paris, once known as the city of love, has now been transformed into the city of terror

The elements that pursue violence and extremism have their own vested interests

The worst attack on Paris since Hitler. Is this the new normal — the age of the perma-war?

"You're going to have to watch and study the mosques, because a lot of talk is going on in the mosques," he says

Turkish police says it notified France twice about Mostefai who was one of three suicide attackers in Paris

Couple posts board outside their house asking Muslims if they were sorry for the attacks

The image was also shared on one of the largest, though unofficial, pro-IS channels on Telegram

Peter King says terrorism is coming from Muslim neighbourhoods

Old footage of Reza Aslan talking about Islam goes viral in the aftermath of Paris attacks

Turkish police on Friday detained five people including suspected close associate of IS militant called 'Jihadi John'

The Stars and Stripes will also be flown at half-staff at all US embassies and missions overseas

In first strikes since Friday's carnage, French warplanes bombed IS targets in Raqa

A Parisian appeals to French Muslims to demonstrate in the streets against this, to show that this is not them

Obama vows to intensify military coordination and intelligence sharing in the wake of the attacks Friday night

We take a look at developments in Paris and across the world following the attacks

Germany manager Oliver Bierhoff says the players behaved like professionals

Survivors describe the horrific incident at the rock concert

It was a powerful symbol of US friendship and support for the French

The rock band took to their website to announce the news

Obama leads chorus of world outrage over Paris attacks

NYPD says officers were deployed in areas frequented by tourists

A Parisian year that began with bloodshed now had an even deadlier coda

Suddenly, four men brandishing AK-47 assault rifles entered the hall

Instantly we are scanning Twitter, calling out estimates of the dead

Coordinated attacks that killed 128 people were "act of war" says French president

A police investigation was ongoing at the Hotel Molitor

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Twelve streets in Paris were renamed to mark the International Day to End Impunity for Crimes against Journalists

The news from UNESCO headquarters coincided with international endeavours to calm violence

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Nadine Morano said France was a "white race" country that must stay that way

In Europe, private individuals are proposing free lodging for refugees via Web-based platforms inspired by Airbnb

French Defence Minister says if Russia's main intention was "to protect President Bashar al Assad", it should say so

For people younger than 33, this will be their first-ever chance to see a "super blood moon"

Ali Mohammed al Nimr was sentenced to death despite being a minor at the time of the events

France's main business lobby group, the Medef, is sending a delegation comprising more than 100 firms to Iran

The man, had been climbing up the statue which represents liberty in the middle of the vast square when he slipped

To date, only three percent of Nobels have been awarded to women in the 115 year history of the prize

FAO says prices of almost all commodities dropped including milk, vegetable oils, sugar and cereals

The cause of the fire which took more than 100 firefighters to contain it, remains unknown

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