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| Paris attacks: woman killed in St-Denis raid 'did not blow herself up' | Paris attacks: woman killed in St-Denis raid 'did not blow herself up' |
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| 10.32pm GMT | 10.32pm GMT |
| 22:32 | 22:32 |
| Closing summary | Closing summary |
| Raya Jalabi | Raya Jalabi |
| One week on, Paris remembers | One week on, Paris remembers |
| Security in Europe | Security in Europe |
| Bodies found in St-Denis siege | Bodies found in St-Denis siege |
| Suspect on the run | Suspect on the run |
| Arrests in Brussels | Arrests in Brussels |
| See here more on our coverage of the Paris attacks. | See here more on our coverage of the Paris attacks. |
| That’s it from us tonight in New York. Thanks for tuning in. | That’s it from us tonight in New York. Thanks for tuning in. |
| Updated | Updated |
| at 10.32pm GMT | at 10.32pm GMT |
| 9.58pm GMT | 9.58pm GMT |
| 21:58 | 21:58 |
| The atrocities of 13 November, 2015 triggered global condemnation, dramatic manhunts, political questions, military reprisals and expressions of solidarity. Here is a visual guide to the seven days that shook Paris. | The atrocities of 13 November, 2015 triggered global condemnation, dramatic manhunts, political questions, military reprisals and expressions of solidarity. Here is a visual guide to the seven days that shook Paris. |
| 9.52pm GMT | 9.52pm GMT |
| 21:52 | 21:52 |
| The mayor of Paris, Anne Hidalgo, spoke on Tuesday at the annual congress of French mayors, held in Paris and attended by 2,000 mayors of all political persuasions: | The mayor of Paris, Anne Hidalgo, spoke on Tuesday at the annual congress of French mayors, held in Paris and attended by 2,000 mayors of all political persuasions: |
| It is with a heavy heart that I welcome you today on behalf of all Parisians in the city, afflicted, weeping, grieving, but more determined than ever to live and to live freely. On Friday night, terrorists came to challenge what they hate most: the cosmopolitan, generous, unruly and noisy life of Paris and of St-Denis, united by destiny as a single community. | It is with a heavy heart that I welcome you today on behalf of all Parisians in the city, afflicted, weeping, grieving, but more determined than ever to live and to live freely. On Friday night, terrorists came to challenge what they hate most: the cosmopolitan, generous, unruly and noisy life of Paris and of St-Denis, united by destiny as a single community. |
| It is in the neighbourhoods where all generations, every language and every culture cohabit that they sought to forbid us to live and be vibrant, to talk and to listen, to exchange and to share. What they wanted to kill is our freedom – that freedom that we strive to protect and share in all our towns and cities – that freedom which is at once the air we breathe, the living language we speak and the blood that flows in our veins. | It is in the neighbourhoods where all generations, every language and every culture cohabit that they sought to forbid us to live and be vibrant, to talk and to listen, to exchange and to share. What they wanted to kill is our freedom – that freedom that we strive to protect and share in all our towns and cities – that freedom which is at once the air we breathe, the living language we speak and the blood that flows in our veins. |
| In the spirit of fraternity all municipalities have united to address their condolences to the Republic and to the victims. And it is in this same spirit that together we hope the many injured will recover and live this infinitely precious life of which the terrorists sought to deprive them. | In the spirit of fraternity all municipalities have united to address their condolences to the Republic and to the victims. And it is in this same spirit that together we hope the many injured will recover and live this infinitely precious life of which the terrorists sought to deprive them. |
| Read her remarks in full in English: | Read her remarks in full in English: |
| and in French: | and in French: |
| 9.27pm GMT | 9.27pm GMT |
| 21:27 | 21:27 |
| #21H20: Mourning outside the Bataclan | #21H20: Mourning outside the Bataclan |
| Luke Harding | Luke Harding |
| At 9.20pm on Friday, Paris didn’t fall silent or weep, writes Luke Harding (@lukeharding1968) from outside the Bataclan. | At 9.20pm on Friday, Paris didn’t fall silent or weep, writes Luke Harding (@lukeharding1968) from outside the Bataclan. |
| Instead, exactly a week after last Friday’s devastating attacks, it exploded into a wave of human sound: cheering, whistling, whooping, clapping. And a burst of reggae, pumped from outside the Bataclan theatre by a yellow van with stereo stacks. | Instead, exactly a week after last Friday’s devastating attacks, it exploded into a wave of human sound: cheering, whistling, whooping, clapping. And a burst of reggae, pumped from outside the Bataclan theatre by a yellow van with stereo stacks. |
| Some held hands and raised cans of Kronenbourg. Others turned up with their kids. From a fifth-floor flat next to the concert venue – where 89 people were murdered last week – a man started singing the Marseillaise. On the pavement below, illuminated by candles, others joined in. It was a defiant affirmation of eternal values: noise, joy, light. | Some held hands and raised cans of Kronenbourg. Others turned up with their kids. From a fifth-floor flat next to the concert venue – where 89 people were murdered last week – a man started singing the Marseillaise. On the pavement below, illuminated by candles, others joined in. It was a defiant affirmation of eternal values: noise, joy, light. |
| In the 10th and 11th arrondissements some had gone drinking, occupying al fresco cafe tables similar to the ones were many were shot dead last week. Some restaurants were full, but others were semi-empty, a sign that the city is not entirely back to normal, and won’t be for some months to come. | In the 10th and 11th arrondissements some had gone drinking, occupying al fresco cafe tables similar to the ones were many were shot dead last week. Some restaurants were full, but others were semi-empty, a sign that the city is not entirely back to normal, and won’t be for some months to come. |
| More on Paris, one week after the attacks: | More on Paris, one week after the attacks: |
| Updated | Updated |
| at 9.28pm GMT | at 9.28pm GMT |
| 9.13pm GMT | 9.13pm GMT |
| 21:13 | 21:13 |
| More details from Belgium (via Agence France-Presse): | More details from Belgium (via Agence France-Presse): |
| Belgium on Friday charged one suspect with involvement in terrorism over the Paris attacks and released one other as part of a separate investigation into suicide bomber Hadfi Bilal, prosecutors said. | Belgium on Friday charged one suspect with involvement in terrorism over the Paris attacks and released one other as part of a separate investigation into suicide bomber Hadfi Bilal, prosecutors said. |
| “The person that was arrested yesterday has been charged by the investigating judge with participation in terrorist attacks and participation in the activities of a terrorist organisation, and placed into custody,” Belgium’s federal prosecutor said in a statement. | “The person that was arrested yesterday has been charged by the investigating judge with participation in terrorist attacks and participation in the activities of a terrorist organisation, and placed into custody,” Belgium’s federal prosecutor said in a statement. |
| 8.52pm GMT | 8.52pm GMT |
| 20:52 | 20:52 |
| According to AFP, Belgium has charged one suspect linked to the Paris attacks with terrorism | According to AFP, Belgium has charged one suspect linked to the Paris attacks with terrorism |
| #BREAKING Belgium charges suspect with terrorism over Paris attacks | #BREAKING Belgium charges suspect with terrorism over Paris attacks |
| 8.30pm GMT | 8.30pm GMT |
| 20:30 | 20:30 |
| #21H20: Paris remembers, one week on | #21H20: Paris remembers, one week on |
| At the Bataclan: | At the Bataclan: |
| Le collectif #maindanslamain face au #Bataclan pic.twitter.com/ihZY6JfdX7 | Le collectif #maindanslamain face au #Bataclan pic.twitter.com/ihZY6JfdX7 |
| Devant le Bataclan un sound system balance du Bob Marley pic.twitter.com/dcStw1EeaO | Devant le Bataclan un sound system balance du Bob Marley pic.twitter.com/dcStw1EeaO |
| In the Place de la République: | In the Place de la République: |
| A Rėpublique, une ronde contre le terrorisme, juste une semaine après l'horreur #ParisAttacks pic.twitter.com/eHq85ZIozc | A Rėpublique, une ronde contre le terrorisme, juste une semaine après l'horreur #ParisAttacks pic.twitter.com/eHq85ZIozc |
| In front of Le Carillon restaurant, targeted in last week’s attacks: | In front of Le Carillon restaurant, targeted in last week’s attacks: |
| 21h20 les passants se donnent la main et entonnent la Marseillaise devant le Carillon, ensanglanté il y a une semaine par les attentats #AFP | 21h20 les passants se donnent la main et entonnent la Marseillaise devant le Carillon, ensanglanté il y a une semaine par les attentats #AFP |
| (Above, in English: “9.20pm passers by hold hands and sing La Marseillaise in front of Le Carillon, bloodied last week by the attacks.”) | (Above, in English: “9.20pm passers by hold hands and sing La Marseillaise in front of Le Carillon, bloodied last week by the attacks.”) |
| Applause and calls of "vive le carillon" one week from the attacks. Paris is far from defeated. pic.twitter.com/cApeXq5Lf5 | Applause and calls of "vive le carillon" one week from the attacks. Paris is far from defeated. pic.twitter.com/cApeXq5Lf5 |
| At La Belle Équipe restaurant, also targeted last week: | At La Belle Équipe restaurant, also targeted last week: |
| 7.55pm GMT | 7.55pm GMT |
| 19:55 | 19:55 |
| People have been gathering at Place de la République in anticipation of the one week anniversary of the attacks. | People have been gathering at Place de la République in anticipation of the one week anniversary of the attacks. |
| Earlier today, French cultural figures called for everybody to “stand up” at exactly 9.20pm under the hashtag #21H20 – the moment the first attack took place outside the Stade de France stadium – and make noise and light: | Earlier today, French cultural figures called for everybody to “stand up” at exactly 9.20pm under the hashtag #21H20 – the moment the first attack took place outside the Stade de France stadium – and make noise and light: |
| One week on - they dance in the Place de la Republique pic.twitter.com/aGiRXNcwwM | One week on - they dance in the Place de la Republique pic.twitter.com/aGiRXNcwwM |
| Place de la République, le recueillement se fait autour du symbole de la #TourEiffel @itele pic.twitter.com/lCNrmJGr9q | Place de la République, le recueillement se fait autour du symbole de la #TourEiffel @itele pic.twitter.com/lCNrmJGr9q |
| Ce soir, à 21h20, toute la Nation française sera avec vous. Nous ne vous oublierions jamais ! ❤️🇫🇷 #ParisAttacks pic.twitter.com/4knmEnKrtw | Ce soir, à 21h20, toute la Nation française sera avec vous. Nous ne vous oublierions jamais ! ❤️🇫🇷 #ParisAttacks pic.twitter.com/4knmEnKrtw |
| (The above tweet reads: “Tonight, at 9.20pm, the whole French nation will be with you. We will never forget you”) | (The above tweet reads: “Tonight, at 9.20pm, the whole French nation will be with you. We will never forget you”) |
| 7.35pm GMT | 7.35pm GMT |
| 19:35 | 19:35 |
| A Moroccan woman has released a video via news website Alyaoum24, claiming that photographs purporting to show Hasna Aït Boulahcen – which have been published by newspapers and websites around the world – are in fact pictures of her. | A Moroccan woman has released a video via news website Alyaoum24, claiming that photographs purporting to show Hasna Aït Boulahcen – which have been published by newspapers and websites around the world – are in fact pictures of her. |
| The Daily Mail was among several publications to print the photos – one showing a woman in a bath and another showing a woman with her two friends whose faces have been blurred out – which they claimed were of Aït Boulahcen. But the Moroccan woman, named only as Nabila, has said that the photograph of the woman in the bath is of her, and was taken at a friend’s house while she was living in France. | The Daily Mail was among several publications to print the photos – one showing a woman in a bath and another showing a woman with her two friends whose faces have been blurred out – which they claimed were of Aït Boulahcen. But the Moroccan woman, named only as Nabila, has said that the photograph of the woman in the bath is of her, and was taken at a friend’s house while she was living in France. |
| It appears that the photographs published by the Daily Mail show two different women. | It appears that the photographs published by the Daily Mail show two different women. |
| According to Alyaoum24, Nabila is from Beni Mellal in Morocco and works at a driving school. Nabila has asked for the relevant authorities to intervene, as the photographs have been disseminated around the world online. | According to Alyaoum24, Nabila is from Beni Mellal in Morocco and works at a driving school. Nabila has asked for the relevant authorities to intervene, as the photographs have been disseminated around the world online. |
| Hasna Aït Boulahcen, the woman who was killed during the St-Denis raid was first believed to have blown herself up during Tuesday’s raid. On Friday, the Paris prosecutor said that she in fact had not blown herself up. A third body found in the aftermath of the St-Denis raid appears to belong to the suicide bomber, according to several French media reports. | Hasna Aït Boulahcen, the woman who was killed during the St-Denis raid was first believed to have blown herself up during Tuesday’s raid. On Friday, the Paris prosecutor said that she in fact had not blown herself up. A third body found in the aftermath of the St-Denis raid appears to belong to the suicide bomber, according to several French media reports. |
| Watch the video in full here (in Arabic): | Watch the video in full here (in Arabic): |
| 7.07pm GMT | 7.07pm GMT |
| 19:07 | 19:07 |
| Sixty-four suspected hate crimes have been reported in Scotland since the Paris terror attacks last week with at least three suspected to be in direct reaction to the events, the police said on Friday. | Sixty-four suspected hate crimes have been reported in Scotland since the Paris terror attacks last week with at least three suspected to be in direct reaction to the events, the police said on Friday. |
| Updated | Updated |
| at 7.29pm GMT | at 7.29pm GMT |
| 6.53pm GMT | 6.53pm GMT |
| 18:53 | 18:53 |
| Two Paris attacks suicide bombers 'passed through Greece' | Two Paris attacks suicide bombers 'passed through Greece' |
| Two of the three bombers who blew themselves up at a soccer stadium in Paris last Friday had their fingerprints taken on 3 October, while travelling through Greece, the Paris prosecutor said in a statement on Friday. | Two of the three bombers who blew themselves up at a soccer stadium in Paris last Friday had their fingerprints taken on 3 October, while travelling through Greece, the Paris prosecutor said in a statement on Friday. |
| “A new Stade de France suicide bomber, who blew himself up at 21.30pm on Rue Rimet, H Door in St Denis, was formally identified and his fingerprints matched those of someone who passed through Greece on the 3 October 2015. | “A new Stade de France suicide bomber, who blew himself up at 21.30pm on Rue Rimet, H Door in St Denis, was formally identified and his fingerprints matched those of someone who passed through Greece on the 3 October 2015. |
| It was during this same immigration check that the other suicide bomber who blew himself up at 21.20pm at D door of the Stade de France had his fingerprints registered.” | It was during this same immigration check that the other suicide bomber who blew himself up at 21.20pm at D door of the Stade de France had his fingerprints registered.” |
| The original statement from the Paris prosecutor below in French: | The original statement from the Paris prosecutor below in French: |
| 🔴URGENT ATTENTATS ENQUÊTE Un autre kamikaze du Stade de France identifié. Avait été contrôlé en Grèce en octobre pic.twitter.com/UzG5EmFfsK | 🔴URGENT ATTENTATS ENQUÊTE Un autre kamikaze du Stade de France identifié. Avait été contrôlé en Grèce en octobre pic.twitter.com/UzG5EmFfsK |
| Updated | Updated |
| at 6.58pm GMT | at 6.58pm GMT |
| 6.23pm GMT | 6.23pm GMT |
| 18:23 | 18:23 |
| French Parliament votes to extend the state of emergency | French Parliament votes to extend the state of emergency |
| The French Senate has voted in favour of extending the state of emergency for three months following on from Thursday’s vote in favour of the measure by the lower house of parliament. | The French Senate has voted in favour of extending the state of emergency for three months following on from Thursday’s vote in favour of the measure by the lower house of parliament. |
| The current state of emergency gives more powers to the security services and police to act without judicial oversight. The new beefed-up emergency measures include: | The current state of emergency gives more powers to the security services and police to act without judicial oversight. The new beefed-up emergency measures include: |
| (via Angelique Chrisafis). | (via Angelique Chrisafis). |
| Updated | Updated |
| at 6.25pm GMT | at 6.25pm GMT |