Bono caught up in the Bastille Day lorry massacre

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Rock star Bono Credit: PA

Rock star Bono had to be rescued from a Nice restaurant by anti-terror police, it has emerged.

The U2 lead singer, 56, was on a restaurant terrace next to the seafront in the French city when the attacker drove the lorry into the crowds.

Dining with Bono on Thursday night was the celebrity chef Alain Ducasse, it has emerged.

After the atrocity U2 tweeted a picture of bandmate The Edge with the caption: "Love is bigger than anything in its way".

Last updated Mon 18 Jul 2016