Paris attacks LIVE: 'Frenchman identified as possible concert hall attacker'

 

President Francois Hollande on Saturday confirmed that 127 people were killed in Paris terror attacks. The Islamic State of Iraq and Syria claimed responsibility for the dastardly act.

Indian's Ministry of External Affairs spokesperson Vikas Swarup tweets: "We stand united with the people and the Government of France in this hour of profound grief."

Police recovers first lead in Paris terror attacks. French national behind Bataclan Theatre attack identified, suspect known to French intelligence agencies, say reports.

News agency AFP reports, Sydney's Opera House, lit up in the colors of French flag after Paris attacks.

As per news agency AFP, 300 people have been hospitalised after Paris attacks, out if which 80 injured persons are in 'critical' condition.

Americans among the injured in Paris attacks, says State Department. 

News agency AFP quotes French federation as saying: "France-England football friendly to go ahead."

In the backdrop of Paris attacks, managmnet shuts down Eiffel Tower indefinitely, say media reports.

"I am shaken, I don't understand these things, done by human beings... There cannot be justification, religious or human. It's inhuman," an emotional pontiff says during a telephone interview with TG2000 television.
Pope Francis 'shaken' by 'inhuman' Paris attacks.

British casualties expected in Paris attacks, Cameron adds.

Britain's Prime Minister David Cameron calls crisis meeting to consider response to Paris attacks.