129 people were killed and 352 injured in Friday's attacks
'Three co-ordinated teams' appear to have been behind attacks
Bataclan attacker 'was Frenchman known to police'
Stade de France attackers 'had Egyptian and Syrian passports'
French interior minister gives local authorities right to impose curfews
One Briton is confirmed to have been killed
Islamic State claims responsibility for attacks in official statement
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U.S. Defense Secretary Ash Carter has said the attack in Paris are "an assault on our common human dignity.''
Quote MessageThe United States stands with the people of France and its vibrant, multicultural democracy.''
An eyewitness has told the BBC how he saw one of the gunman from the window of his apartment:
Quote MessageI went to the window and there was this guy with a kalashnikov firing. It was at the corner and he was firing in all directions. Then a car came and he entered the car and it went away. There were three guys who were not killed by this killer. I did not expect such a terrifying situation. I saw... people going to a body on the ground and I called the police. I went down to the street and realised that in a bar there were four or five more bodies. There were cars where the driver and the passenger were dead. The police told everyone to go home. I stayed at home without lights. A few minutes later there was a knock on my door and the police asked if they could use my apartment. I stayed in the bathroom because it was the safest place and I did not want to distract the police. I think they stayed at the window, they were fully armed."
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The train operator says services will still run on Saturday, despite controls at the French border.
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The Associated Press is reporting the head of Paris police saying all attackers are believed to be dead.
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Le Parisien has a list of the deaths and injuries, external at the various attack sites around Paris, which it sources to the French authorities.
Bataclan: at least 100 dead, seven people in a critical condition, four others injured
Rue Charonne: 19 dead, 13 people in a critical condition, 10 others injured
Rue Bichat: 14 dead, 10 in a critical condition, 10 others injured
Avenue de la Republique: Four dead, 11 in a critical condition, 10 others injured
Stade de France: four dead, 11 in a critical condition, 39 others injured
Boulevard Beaumarchais: three people in a critical condition, four others injuries
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French police say four attackers were killed at the Bataclan concert hall, including three who died by detonating their suicide belts.
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Image source, AFP/GettySoldiers walk in front of an ambulance as rescue workers evacuate victims near La Belle Equipe, rue de Charonne
AFP is reporting a prosecutor in Paris saying accomplices of attackers may still be on the loose.
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One World Trade Center - the site of the 9/11 attacks - is illuminated in the colours of the French tricolore.
The Belgian authorities have told AFP news agency that they have boosted checks on their borders, especially with France, following the attacks in Paris.
"Reinforced border checks have been established on the borders within the framework especially of a close collaboration with the French authorities," Belgium's national centre for threat evaluation, OCAM, said.
Paris prosecutor says five attackers may be dead in attacks across city, AP reports.
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