Paris attacks: UK shows support

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Landmarks across the UK have been illuminated in the colours of the French flag as people pay tribute after more than 120 people were killed in a series of attacks in Paris.

Vigil in Trafalgar Square, LondonImage source, EPA
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Hundreds of people turned out for a vigil held in Trafalgar Square, London

Vigil in Trafalgar Square, LondonImage source, Mario Cacciottolo
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Mobile phones lit up outside the National Gallery as people gathered for the vigil

The Wales Millennium Centre in Cardiff illuminated in blue, white and redImage source, Wales Millennium Centre
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In Cardiff, the Wales Millennium Centre had this display

Belfast City Hall lit in the colours of the French national flag
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Belfast City Hall was lit in the colours of the French national flag as an "act of solidarity"

Edinburgh CastleImage source, Historic Environment Scotland
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Edinburgh Castle was lit up in the same way

Bridge in Berwick-upon-Tweed lit up the colour of the French flagImage source, Lee Patterson
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The theme of solidarity with France continued at the Royal Border Bridge in Berwick-upon-Tweed

The London Eye illuminated in the colours of the French flagImage source, AFP/Getty Images
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The London Eye was illuminated too

Tower Bridge in London illuminated in the colours of the French flagImage source, EPA
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As was Tower Bridge in London

Blackpool Tower lit upImage source, @AlexElk123
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Blackpool Tower was also among the monuments lit up on Saturday evening

The library of Birmingham illuminated in the colours of the French flagImage source, Joe Giddens/PA
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The library of Birmingham looked like this on Saturday evening

St George's Hall in Liverpool illuminated in blue, white and redImage source, AFP/Getty Images
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And this was the view outside St George's Hall in Liverpool