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David Cameron has joined the French president, François Hollande, at the scene of one of the Paris attacks as a major anti-terror operation continued in Belgium. David Cameron has joined the French president, François Hollande, at the scene of one of the Paris attacks as a major anti-terrorism operation continues in Belgium.
The British prime minister visited the Bataclan concert hall, where scores of people were killed in the massacre by Islamic State gunmen, on Monday morning.The British prime minister visited the Bataclan concert hall, where scores of people were killed in the massacre by Islamic State gunmen, on Monday morning.
The two leaders viewed the floral tributes placed outside the music venue, where fans of rock group Eagles Of Death Metal were gunned down.The two leaders viewed the floral tributes placed outside the music venue, where fans of rock group Eagles Of Death Metal were gunned down.
Cameron said the two men stood “shoulder to shoulder” and he paid tribute to the “courage of the French people” following the attack on their capital. Cameron said the two men stood “shoulder to shoulder” and he paid tribute to the courage of the French people after the attack on their capital.
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Meanwhile Belgian police arrested 16 people in a major anti-terror operation, but on-the-run Paris attacker Salah Abdeslam remains at large, a federal prosecutor has said. Belgian police arrested 16 people on Sunday night in a major anti-terror operation, but Paris attacker Salah Abdeslam remained at large, a federal prosecutor said.
No arms or explosives were found in 19 raids across Brussels – including in the Molenbeek area from where the Paris attack was planned – or two in Charleroi, they said. No arms or explosives were found in 19 raids across Brussels – including in the Molenbeek area from where the Paris attack was planned – and two in Charleroi, they said.
Abdeslam was said by Le Soir newspaper to have been identified fleeing in the direction of Germany in a BMW.Abdeslam was said by Le Soir newspaper to have been identified fleeing in the direction of Germany in a BMW.
The authorities urged a social media blackout of operations as the desperate manhunt continued for surviving members of the group behind the deaths of 130 people in the French capital. The authorities urged a social media blackout of operations as the manhunt continued for surviving members of the group responsible for the deaths of 130 people in Paris.
Brussels remained on high alert over fears of a Paris-style attack by Isis. Brussels remained on high alert on Monday over fears of a similar attack by Isis. Schools, universities and the metro system remained closed and some workers had been advised to stay at home while key suspects remained at large.
Schools, universities and the underground system will remain closed and some workers have been advised to stay at home while key suspects remain at large. World leaders continued to consider how to respond to a string of recent terrorist attacks – including the bombing of a Russian airplane over Egypt – with the UK moving nearer to joining allied airstrikes in Syria.
As the search for the militants went on, world leaders were contemplating how to respond to a string of terrorist attacks – including the downing of a Russian airplane over Egypt – with the UK moving nearer to joining allied airstrikes in Syria. Cameron will present the case for increasing British military involvement to parliament later this week – with the Paris attacks and a unanimous UN security council resolution apparently galvanising support among MPs.
Cameron will present the case for stepping up British military involvement to parliament later this week – with the Paris attacks and a unanimous UN security council resolution apparently galvanising support among MPs. His talks with Hollande in Paris came as the French president started an intensive push to create a “grand coalition” to destroy Isis which will take him to Washington and Moscow in the coming days.
His talks with Hollande in Paris come as the French president starts an intensive push to create a “grand coalition” to destroy Isis which will take him to Washington and Moscow in the coming days. A Commons vote on airstrikes could be held as early as next week, with George Osborne arguing that the Paris attacks and the UN resolution backing “all necessary measures” were swaying the argument.
A Commons vote on airstrikes could be held as early as next week and George Osborne said the Paris attacks and the UN resolution backing “all necessary measures” were swaying the argument. “We’ll make the case as a government, we will allow MPs to digest that response and then we will see where we stand. Frankly, Britain has never been a country that stands on the sidelines and relies on others to defend us,” the chancellor said.
“We’ll make the case as a government, we will allow MPs to digest that response and then we will see where we stand. Frankly, Britain has never been a country that stands on the sidelines and relies on others to defend us,” said the chancellor.