Paris attacks

Islamic State had used Telegram to communicate and spread propaganda on a massive scale.

Escape if you can, advise counter-terror police.

Foreign minister Laurent Fabius says "there are flaws in the whole European system."

Donate button on pages and posts helps NGOs to raise funds.

ComRes poll also finds majority worried about terror backlash on UK from Isis.

Republican presidential hopeful and Kentucky Senator warns terrorists could sneak into US.

Masrour Barzani hopes Paris attacks will serve as wake-up call to Western powers.

Sweden has a large number of people returning from combat activities in Syria and Iraq.

Heartbreaking images show glass shattering as shooter sprays bullets at his unsuspecting victims.

New York authorities however dismiss video saying there is no specific or credible threat.

The woman reportedly yelled 'Help me! Help me!' before blowing herself up.

Aitboulahcen is the first-ever female suicide bomber in western Europe.

Mohammed K is believed to have assembled the explosives and detonators in suicide vests used by the Paris attackers.

A Jewish teacher was stabbed by up to three men in Marseilles, but survuved the attack.

Five Muslims were among the 129 people killed during the terrorist attacks carried out by Isis.

5,000 rounds of ammunition were expended over the course of the raids, officials said.

Duchess of Cambridge made rare public speech about the importance of a 'secure' childhood.

Abdelhamid Abaaoud is thought to be the mastermind behind the Paris attacks on 13 November.

French authorities said Abaaoud was targeted in Paris raids although he was believed to be in Syria.

Entertainment editor Toyin Owoseje rounds up the celebrity stories of the week.

Rock group thank police and people who have shown support after more than 80 people were murdered at their gig.

Singer-songwriter refused to play concert unless gun-toting police were present in venue.

A coalition of British Muslims has printed a full-page ad in the Telegraph to condemn the Paris attacks.

Assault rifles have been used to slaughter civilians in Paris twice in 2015.

European unity on display after Paris attacks by Isis, but immigration concerns intensify.

Interview with Syrian doctor Raheb who witnessed the fall of Raqqa to Isis.

Isis uses dark web browser Tor to publish propaganda after sustained campaign by Anonymous.

IBTimes UK visits Belgian suburb where Paris attackers Salah and Brahim Abdeslam lived.

Canadian Sikh labelled a terrorist after photoshopped image spread across the world.

The monarch and Prince Philip will re-open Birmingham New Street Station in wake of Paris atrocity.