Video: Drone show concludes Franceās November 13 commemorations The Eiffel Tower was transformed into a glowing peace sign to mark ten years since the Paris terrorist attacks
āThe pain still lingersā: ten-year commemorations for November 13 Paris attacks Tributes to attack victims are underway across the city, including outside the Stade de France football stadium and at the Bataclan music venue
Australia offers citizenship to Frenchman who blocked knifeman āBollard man heroā can āstay as long as he likesā, says Australian PM after fatal attack in Sydney
news France placed on highest alert after Moscow attack: what changes? Anti-terrorist measures are stepped up. Alert may remain throughout summer
Police shoot woman who threatened terrorism in Paris station Two inquiries have been opened after the suspect - who said she wanted āto blow everything upā - was shot in the stomach
āKind, cultured, discreetā: Funeral held for murdered French teacher Former pupils and colleagues have shared tributes to the murdered 57-year-old, who has been awarded a posthumous LĆ©gion dāHonneur
France placed on highest security alert - what changes for the public? Temporary emergency level was put in place on Friday after a teacher was killed in a knife attack in northern France. The incident is being treated as a terrorist attack
Key quotes from President Macron's TV speech to France about Hamas The president warned of internal divisions within French society saying he was aware that the Israel-Palestine conflict had not escaped the country
Teacher killed, two injured in terrorist knife attack at French school The perpetrator, who is on the stateās āfichĆ© Sā watch list of people considered to pose a possible security risk to the state, has been arrested. He is a former student at the school
What does the term āfichĆ© Sā mean in France? What does it mean if someone in France is described as fichĆ© S?
Far-right terrorism āis a real threatā in France A recent march by far-right activists in Paris caused controversy, but political scientist StĆ©phane FranƧois says it is the less visible extremists we should be worrying about
France pays homage to 2015 Paris terrorism attack victims Prime Minister Elisabeth Borne and former president FranƧois Hollande have paid homage to the victims of the attacks today (November 13) in memory of the 130 who lost their lives
Trauma remains for children of July 14 terror attack in Nice As the trial continues over the terrorist attack in Nice, France, on July 14, 2016, psychologists are helping children to overcome their trauma
Foreign children among those āadoptedā by French state Children who lose a parent in a terror attack in France can receive financial help, regardless of their nationality
France home-school ban: conditions may be relaxed It was announced in October as part of measures aimed to curb terrorism, but has faced push back from concerned parents and associations
Religious cartoons planned as France honours Samuel Paty A booklet is to be distributed in lycƩes as the country pays homage to the teacher murdered by an Islamic extremist
Interior minister shocked by global food in French stores GĆ©rald Darmanin has controversially said he believes international food aisles in supermarkets encourage separatism in France
French Muslim leaders pay respects to murdered teacher Muslim leaders are among many to pay tribute to Samuel Paty, a history and geography teacher killed in France last week
French President: āImmediate actionā on Islamic terrorism The President spoke at the defence council on Sunday night, two days after a deadly attack on a school teacher in France
Paris teacher killing: What we know about attack Franceās president has described the decapitation of a teacher in a Paris suburb as a āIslamist terrorist attack"
French teacher killing: 11 in custody as solidarity grows The 11th person in custody is a friend of the attacker. Several marches in homage to the murdered teacher are taking place today
President Macron defends French press freedom The President paid tribute to the victims of the Charlie Hebdo attack today (September 2), as the trial begins and the magazine republishes controversial images of the Prophet Muhammad.
Paris plans remembrance garden for terrorism victims A āremembrance gardenā in honour of the 130 victims of the November 13 2015 terrorist attack is to be created in Paris, after the cityās Mairie voted in favour of the plan this week.
Senate votes to ban signs of religion on school trips The French Senate has voted to ban parents from displaying any signs of religion or wearing religious clothing when accompanying their children on public school trips.
Macron: France warned over ādeadly Islamist ideologyā France should be alert to signs of radical Islam that deviate from āthe laws and values of the Republicā, President Macron has said, in a speech to honour the victims of last weekās police attack.
French killer data shows IS links, as victims honoured USB sticks belonging to police killer Mickaƫl Harpon contained Islamic State (IS) videos and data on his colleagues, police have said, as it is announced that his victims are to receive la LƩgion d'Honneur.
France plans anti-radicalisation after police attack The Prime Minister of France has announced plans to introduce measures to better detect signs of radicalisation among anti-terrorist police, after the attacks that killed four police workers this week.
Chirac: France confirms day of national mourning France has set a day of national mourning this Monday to honour the late President Jacques Chirac, as President Emmanuel Macron pays homage, and most Ā鶹“«Ć½Ó³» say he was a āgood presidentā.
One dead and eight injured in knife attack near Lyon At least one person has died and eight been injured after a knife attack at a bus and Metro stop in Villeurbanne, near Lyon in RhƓne (Auvergne-RhƓne-Alpes) on Saturday August 31.
G7 Biarritz: More than 13,200 police on security alert There will be 13,200 police officers and gendarmes in Biarritz for this weekendās G7 summit, the French government has confirmed, saying that āno unrest will be toleratedā.
Nice has first fireworks show since 2016 terror attack The first firework display in Nice since the terrorist attack of July 2016 has taken place in celebration of todayās July 14 FĆŖte Nationale .
Ardern and Macron lead fight against online extremism Leaders of New Zealand and France launch 'Christchurch Call' in Paris
Hostages freed and young gunman arrested in Toulouse All four of the people taken hostage during an attack yesterday (May 7) by a gunman in Blagnac, near Toulouse (Haute-Garonne, Occitanie) have now been freed, and the 17-year-old perpetrator arrested.
Gilets jaunes: Acte 13 protest marked by severe injury Official figures show that around 51,400 people came out for the Acte 13 gilets jaunes protests this weekend, with major incidents in Paris including one protester who had a hand ātorn offā.
Banksy terrorism artwork stolen from Bataclan in Paris A graffiti artwork widely believed to be by British artist Banksy, and an homage to the victims of the 2015 Paris terror attacks, has been stolen from the Bataclan club.
ā¬500 āterroristsā note to disappear Banks have stopped the production of ā¬500 notes since January 27. Only Austria and Germany are allowed to continue to print them, until April 26, as a transition measure.
Strasbourg shooting: Fourth victim dies A fourth victim of the Strasbourg terror attacks has died of his wounds after the fatal Christmas market shooting on Wednesday December 12, which also injured 12 others and left one person in a coma.
French minister visits Strasbourg as gunman killed French minister for the Interior Christophe Castaner is to visit the Strasbourg Christmas market this morning (Friday December 14), hours after deadly gunman ChƩrif Chekatt was killed by police.
Calls to stop Gilets Jaunes protests after Strasbourg French political figures have called for a halt to the Gilets Jaunes protests in the wake of the Strasbourg terror attack, and amid reports that a sixth protester has been killed, in a van accident in Vaucluse.
French manhunt for Strasbourg attacker still underway Police are appealing for witnesses to the shooting in Strasbourg on December 11, as suspect ChƩrif Chekatt is still on the run and an investigation into the attack continues.
Emergency number set up after Strasbourg shooting The French government has set up an emergency telephone number for worried relatives after two people were killed and 14 injured in a shooting at a Christmas market in Strasbourg last night.
Macron to pay homage to French terrorism victims today President Emmanuel Macron is to pay homage to French victims of terrorism today (Wednesday September 19), and will meet victims and family members of victims after the official ceremony.
Inquiry opened into Lyon airport runway car incident An inquiry has been opened into the storming of the runway at Lyon-Saint-ExupĆ©ry airport, which saw a man with āpsychiatric fragilityā drive a stolen car in front of planes before being stopped by police.
Fireworks return to Nice promenade after 2016 terror Fireworks are to return to the Promenade des Anglais in Nice this August, more than two years after the show was stopped by the terrorist attack of July 2016.
Anti-terrorism āmarshallsā deployed on French trains Trains across France are to have undercover āmarshallsā on board this summer, in an effort to protect passengers from the threat of terrorism.
Far-right terror plot: French police arrest 10 Weapons seized during co-ordinated raids in Ćle-de-France, Charente-Maritime, Vienne and Corsica
Paris knife attack: Details released so far Details are still emerging on last nightās knife attack in Paris, which has killed one person and injured four, and has been claimed as the work of a āsoldier of Islamā by the so-called Islamic State.
France condemns Trump gun comments on Paris attacks The foreign office has condemned comments by US President Donald Trump about the November 2015 Paris terrorism attacks, and requested ārespect for the memory of the victimsā.
Border checks in place for six more months France cites terror threat as it informs European Commission of intention to maintain border controls despite being a member of the passport-free Schengen Zone
Fallen gendarme to receive āhommage nationalā funeral A public state funeral and memorial service for Arnaud Beltrame, the lieutenant-colonel gendarme who died in the terrorist siege in Aude last week, is to take place at Les Invalides in Paris this Wednesday March 28.
āA soldier among menā: Tributes to fallen gendarme More tributes have been paid and flags set at half-mast in honour of the heroic gendarme officer who died during this weekās supermarket siege in the Aude.
False Bataclan victim gets four-and-a-half years Woman falsified documents for compensation claim and worked for victims' association
Eiffel Tower lights turned off to honour Kabul victims The Eiffel Tower was plunged into darkness this weekend in homage to the victims of a deadly attack in Kabul, Afghanistan, which killed almost 100 people.
Air France no longer checking ID at boarding gates Air France is no longer checking that passengersā boarding documents match their ID at the point of aeroplane boarding, prompting concerns from a pilotsā union and the mayor of Nice.
France legalises weapons for personal security staff Personal security guards are now permitted to carry weapons, according to a new law published in the Journal Officiel on December 31.
Islamic State inquiry for Franceās āfavourite villageā Franceās āfavourite villageā has become the subject of a gendarmerie inquiry after images appearing to be associated with so-called Islamic State were posted on its Facebook Page.
Paris Bataclan band holds surprise anniversary show The Eagles of Death Metal - the band that was playing at the Bataclan theatre in Paris during the tragic terrorist attacks on November 13 2015 - has appeared in a surprise show.
Franceās State of Emergency comes to an end today Franceās State of Emergency (SE) is set to finish today, after a record 719 days, as President Emmanuel Macronāās new anti-terrorism laws come into force instead.
Newborn named āJihadā investigated in Toulouse Parents of a newborn baby named āJihadā are under investigation by the Mairie (town hall) of Toulouse into whether the name is acceptable or fair on the child.
France extends stricter border controls 'Persistent terror threat' cited as reason for six-month extension of tighter security at borders of Schengen-area neighbours
France wants to keep tighter Schengen border controls France has joined other European countries to demand that the European Commission allow increased border controls to remain within the Schengen Agreement Area in the EU.
Nice cancels fireworks out of respect to 2016 victims Nice has cancelled its traditional 15 August fireworks show, in respect to the victims of last yearās terrorist attack.
Muslim tour bus visits towns hit by terror attacks A group of around 30 representatives for the Muslim community boarded a coach in the Champs-ElysƩes on Saturday that will pass through towns hit by Islamist attacks
No July 14 fireworks in honour of Nice attack victims No fireworks shows or events are to take place on July 14 (Bastille Day) in the Alpes-Maritimes region, in honour of the victims of last yearās terrorist attack in Nice.
France to remain in a state of emergency France will remain in a state of emergency until 1 November, after the AssemblƩe nationale voted this week for it to remain.
Europe could follow Germany in social media hate laws European countries may consider harsher penalties for extremist social media content, after Germany passed a law requiring platforms to delete hateful messages within 48 hours.
Electric guitar leads football terror tribute Garde RĆ©publicaine guitarist leads crowd in Donāt Look Back in Anger
Crowd demo marks Basque hand-over of arms 20,000 'artisans of peace' in Bayonne on the day ETA's arms caches are revealed
A nose for trouble helps police and security The man in charge of the gendarmerie dog training centre in Gramat in the Lot, Col Dominique Dalier, is quick to summarise why the animals are so important to security and law enforcement.
Fundamental roots of terror will prove very hard to tackle | Simon Heffer The renowned political commentator and historian, turns his gaze to French politics
