Paris attacks: France falls silent to remember 130 victims
France held a national memorial service for the 130 victims of the Paris terror attacks.
Man whose flat was subject of raid 'unaware' of occupants' identities
The man whose flat was the subject of the police raid in the Paris neighbourhood of St Denis has said he was unaware of the identities of the people staying in his apartment.
Jawad Ben Dow said he had been asked to put up two men as a favour to a friend.
"Someone asked me a favour, I did them a favour. Someone asked me to put two people up for three days and I did them a favour, it's normal," he told French TV channel BFMTV.
"I don't know where they came from I don't know anything. If I'd known do you think I'd have done it?"
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Paris attacker buried in unmarked grave in France
Samy Amimour, who was born in Drancy, a north-eastern suburb of Paris, is believed to be the first Paris attacker to be buried.
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Paris Cafe where five people died reopens
One of the cafes struck in the Paris terror attacks reopens as the city tries to move on in wake of the tragedy which claimed 130 lives.
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Sixth person charged over Paris terror attacks
Investigating judge in Belgium charges man with murder and participation in the activities of a terrorist organisation: reports