A suspect has been charged with terrorism offences in Belgium for involvement in the Paris attacks
Crowds of people in Paris mark one week since the attacks with applause and dancing
French officials say the cousin of the presumed ringleader of the Paris attacks did not blow herself up in Wednesday's police raid in the Saint-Denis suburb
It has emerged that the suspected ringleader of the attacks had been able to travel from Syria to France undetected
French Interior Minister Bernard Cazeneuve has said France will maintain controls along all its borders with fellow EU countries for as long as the imminent threat of attacks remains
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A woman who was in the apartment building that was the focus of the earlier police raids has described her terrifying ordeal.
The woman, who on the floor below the raided flat, said she hid in the bathroom but there were so many explosions she thought the ceiling was going to collapse.
She said she heard gunfire, screaming, and people shouting 'shoot, shoot'.
'I ran, holding my baby tight'
The female suicide bomber who was killed in the Saint Denis raids was a relative of lslamic State militant Abdelhamid Abaaoud, BFM TV in France , externalreports. Abaaoud is suspected of masterminding Friday's attacks.
There was a huge police presence in Saint Denis on Wednesday morning as an operation against suspected militants holed up in an apartment in the suburb concluded.
Between 15,000 - 20,000 people living in the area are still being advised by the French Interior Ministry to stay at home.
Seven people were arrested in the raid, police are quoted by the AP news agency as saying.
A woman died after detonating a suicide vest and a man is also reported to have died. Several police officers were injured and a police dog killed.
Image source, EPAFrench government spokesman confirms police raid at Saint Denis is over. Armed police have been on the scene since 04:30 local time (03:30 GMT).
Turkish police say they have detained eight Islamic State suspects who they claim were bound for Germany, BBC Monitoring reports.
The Istanbul counter-terrorism squad says eight Moroccans were detained at the city's airport after they arrived from Casablanca and their story of being tourists with an Istanbul hotel booking did not check out.
A document found on one of the suspects reportedly shows a planned route to Germany through the Turkish city of Izmir, Greece, Serbia and Hungary, Anatolia news agency says.
Image source, APTwo Air France flights heading from the United States to Paris diverted because of security threats. One landed in Halifax in Canada, the other was diverted to Salt Lake City in the US state of Utah.
Air France said the flights received anonymous threats after they had taken off. Salt Lake City International Airport spokeswoman Bianca Shreeve tells the BBC: "We are still researching exactly what happened, where the call came from, I assume that there will be more information in the coming days. But for now we know that the diversion was due to a phoned bomb threat."
Image source, APA police officer and a dog patrol the terminal at Halifax Stanfield International Airport
Reports from Syria say that more than 30 Islamic State militants have been killed in the three days since France began its air strikes on the IS self-declared capital at Raqqa in north-east Syria, the BBC's Jim Muir says.
The main French Muslim umbrella group says it will ask the 2,500 mosques in the country to condemn "all forms of violence or terrorism" in prayers this Friday.
The message will condemn such acts "unambiguously", the French Muslim Council says, according to Ouest-France newspaper.
"The Muslims of France proclaim their unbreakable attachment to the republican pact that unites us all, as well as to the values that made France", the Council says. (BBC Monitoring)
The police dog killed during the police raid in the Saint Denis apartment was a seven-year-old Belgian Malinois called Diesel.
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Fifteen people, including children, have been evacuated from the Saint Denis apartment, and a counselling centre has been set up, Le Figaro, external reports.
What appears to be the final moments of the Saint Denis siege have been covered by France 24.
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Here are some more images coming in from Saint Denis.
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Image source, Getty ImagesDNA samples are being taken from those who were arrested, France 2 TV station says. It reports that the Saint Denis operation began because of intelligence that an attack was being planned in the La Defense business quarter of Paris.
A French soldier was stabbed in the neck in May 2013 in La Defense and survived. The attacker was a convert to Islam who had "wanted to attack a representative of the state" prosecutors said.
Radio 5 live's Nick Garnett was in the centre of Saint Denis when shots were fired by police during the armed raid.
Nick Garnett stands in the centre of Saint Denis as shots are fired during armed raid.
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A man in a white shirt is arrested by police officers at the site were a raid took place in the Paris suburb of Saint Denis
Image source, EPAAmbulances are taking people to a health centre in Rue du Cygne near the scene of the siege, the BBC team in St Denis say.
They were protected behind blankets but appeared to be walking and not badly injured.
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Mobile phone footage in St Denis captures the moment armed police raid the flat that is still currently under siege.
Explosions and gunfire heard in the early hours of Wednesday morning
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