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FRANCE HAS TAKEN the shocking and unprecedented decision to close its borders after a night of coordinated and deadly attacks in its capital.
Up to 40 people are thought to have died and another 60 injured in a series of shootings and explosions across Paris.
Police have stormed a theatre where a death metal band had been playing. At least 100 people died at the venue. Police confirmed that three militants were shot dead in the raid.
President Francois Hollande spoke to the people of France in a televised address shortly after news emerged of the horrific attacks.
He said that a number of decisions would be taken at a cabinet meeting, including calling a state of emergency and to close France’s borders.
The state of emergency means that certain areas will be closed to the public and travel may be banned.
Bataclan Concert Hall
Stade de France
Petit Cambodge Restaurant
Rue de Charonne
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