Region reacts to Paris attacks
89 people, including a man from Essex, have died in a terrorist attack in Paris.
Essex recording studio opens up to raise funds for victims of Paris attacks
Artists from all over the world are recording a song to help raise money in memory of those who died in the Paris attacks, including Nick Alexander from Essex.
Nick was killed during an Eagles of Death Metal concert at the Bataclan in Paris in November 2015. The band is donating all money raised from sales of people covering their song I Love You All The Time.
A series of coordinated attacks in the French capital claimed the lives of 130 people.
Now Nick's college friend - a record producer from Colchester - is opening up his recording studio so bands can record the song for free.
Click below to watch a report by ITV News Anglia's Liz Summers
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'We know exactly what happened... that's a huge comfort'
The family of the Essex man who died in his ex-girlfriend's arms in the Paris terror attacks have spoken for the first time since his death.
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Ex tells inquest of fight to save "love of her life"
The former girlfriend of a man who died at the Bataclan theatre massacre has described how she tried to save the "love of her life".
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The region joins Europe-wide minute's silence
A Europe-wide minute's silence took place today in memory of the victims of the Paris terrorist attacks.