PARIS

Planners and perpetrators of the Paris attacks are under siege in Saint-Denis area.

Defiant France supporters arrive at Wembley in wake of Paris attacks that killed at least 129 people.

Authorities are looking for a second fugitive in addition to 'Public Enemy Number One'.

German police have arrested five people near Aachen near the German-Belgian border.

Terrorists told hostages 'they were doing that for Syria, for Iraq', says survivor who spoke to them.

Serbian authorities also arrested a man with identical details on his ID.

Isis has dismissed the cyberwar campaign waged by the hacktivist collective Anonymous.

A huge manhunt is under way for Salah Abdeslam, the most wanted man in Europe.

Prime Minister Manuel Valls urges Europe to 'protect its exterior borders' in wake of attacks

Bernard Cazeneuve announces France is to beef up its security by 115,000 forces

France's nuclear-powered aircraft carrier Charles de Gaulle set to sail to Persian Gulf in anti-IS operation.

US secretary of state to hold talks with Francois Hollande and other French authorities over security situation.

IBTimes UK takes a look at the personal stories of those who were killed in Paris.

President Francois Hollande led France in minute's silence at noon local time.

People do care about Lebanon, Baghdad and other atrocities - but Paris is closer to home.

Mark Zuckerberg says Safety Check feature will be used for human conflict and natural disasters.

Man on the Moon and Mog are still relevant despite events in Paris.

Germany captain was left "speechless" by Friday's shocking attacks in the French capital.

The Euro fell against the US dollar and the yen as tourism especially is expected to take a hit.

Millions will fall silent across the UK at 11am to remember those killed in the terrorist attacks.

Diners at several restaurants including Le Carillon, scene of the 13 November attack, ducked under tables in fear.