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Police have raided a Brussels
neighbourhood where three of the
attackers are believed to have lived, and
made a number of arrests.
One of the attackers at the Bataclan
is understood to be a 30-year-old
French national , who was known to
French police because of links to Islamic
radicals.
A Syrian and an Egyptian passport
were found on the bodies of the two
suicide bombers who targeted the Stade
de France.
The Syrian passport belonged to a
refugee who passed through Greece ,
according to a Greek minister.
German authorities say they have
‘reasonable grounds to believe’ a man
arrested in Bavaria earlier this month,
in a car loaded with explosives, may be
linked to the Paris attacks.
David Cameron has said the UK
must be braced for British casualties ,
without going into specifics. Romanians,
Tunisians, Belgians and a Swede are
among the dead.
A 41-year-old man from France is
being questioned by police after “what
appears to be a firearm” was discovered
at Gatwick airport, Sussex police said.
Islamic State has released a
statement claiming responsibility for
Friday night’s attacks and has
threatened further attacks against
France.
The group says the killings were in
response to airstrikes against its
militants in Syria, adding France would
remain a “key target”.
President François Hollande also
said Isis was to blame for the terror
attacks across Paris that killed at least
127.
Hollande has said the attacks were an
“act of war … prepared and planned
elsewhere, with outside involvement
which this investigation will seek to
establish” . He added that France will
be “ruthless in its response” and
declared three days of national
mourning.
The death toll stands at 127, while
about 200 are believed to have been
wounded, 99 seriously.
World leaders have voiced outrage ,
with many pledging to help France with
the ongoing investigation. Barack
Obama says America stood shoulder-to-
shoulder with France. The Vatican has
also condemned the attack as “mad
terrorist violence”."
http://www.theguardian.com/world/live/2015/nov/14/paris-terror-attacks-attackers-dead-mass-killing-live-updates