A woman has been decapitated, and two others have been killed, during a knife attack inside the Notre Dame Basilica church in the French city of Nice.
The mayor of Nice, Christian Estrosi, tweeted that the incident is a "terrorist" attack.
Here's what we know so far:
- At least three people, two women and a man, have been killed, including one woman who was decapitated. The man is reportedly the sexton of the church. The man, a sacristan at the church, has been named locally as 45-year-old, father of two Vincent L.
- The suspected attacker has been identified as Brahim Aoussaoui, a 21-year-old Tunisian migrant who
arrived in France from the Italian island of Lampedusa in October. He is reportedly unknown to French security services.
- Nice mayor Christian Estrosi said it was a terrorist attack, and that the "Islamo-fascist" assailant "didn't stop shouting Allahu Akhbar even under medication" after being shot and arrested.
- France raises its alert status to "terror attack emergency" - PM Castex.
- President Emmanuel Macron has delivered a defiant message to the French people, saying the attacks would not force France to "give up our values".
- A Saudi citizen has also been arrested in Jeddah for stabbing a security guard outside the French consulate with "a sharp tool".
Follow the latest updates below.
