Paris attacks

Attacker reportedly drew Isis logo on wall of apartment in Recklinghausen.

Explosives traces and fingerprints of fugitive suspect found in Brussels apartment.

Latest edition of Charlie Hebdo was issued on 6 January and marked first anniversary of attack.

Name of cartoonist Georges Wolinski accidentally spelt Wolinsky.

President Hollande honoured Charlie Hebdo staff, Muslim policeman Ahmed Merabet and kosher supermarket victims.

Some kept it simple, some others looked farther ahead than 2016 and some had a specific message for people.

Two terror suspects are arrested over fears major terror attack was planned for New Year's Eve.

Pair will appear before a magistrate on New Year's Eve accused of plotting attacks in capital.

Unfortunate name for fireworks range criticised by prominent German media outlets for insensitivity.

A one-minute montage looking back at the most striking moments of 2015.

Samy Amimour killed 90 people at the Bataclan concert hall in Paris before blowing himself up.

Eight soldiers and two female police officers allegedly engaged in lewd contact in police station.

External operations leaders among 10 killed in the past month, claims Pentagon.

18-year-old Kahina Amimour says she encouraged her husband to carry out the deadly attack.

Six people were detained but four were later released.

40% of respondents said that the extremists had the upper hand.

Islamic State, Syria, Ukraine, the Nepal earthquake and more – it has been a big year for news.

Amimour, 28, was one of three suicide attackers who opened fire on the crowd at the Bataclan theatre in Paris.

Scotland Yard warns the number of armed officers deployed to London leaves other cities at risk.

Official who received email says warning came too late and that 20-year-old had left Belgium.

Vienna police and other forces are on alert following threats of attacks between Christmas and New Year.

From the refugee crisis in Europe to the terror attacks in Paris, a recap of the biggest news stories of 2015.

Ursula Gauthier said China's solidarity with France had 'ulterior motives' following the Paris attacks.

Man was allegedly in contact with the cousin of the attack planner who was killed in police raid.

Officers of the Special Forces carried out the raid that lasted for close to five hours.

In her annual address, the Monarch will draw on her faith and reflect on terror attacks in Tunisia and Paris.

Salah Abdeslam, 26, is still on the run five weeks after taking part in the atrocity which left 130 people dead.

Positive attitudes towards diversity and Islam in Britain actually rose after the attacks

Flight AF 463 with 459 passengers and 14 crew members on board lands in Kenyan coastal city.

All but two of the eight attackers who killed 130 people in Paris have now been identified.