The world has fallen silent to mark the 129 victims of the Paris terror attacks.
Millions
across Britain joined countries across several continents at 11am GMT
with France observing a third day of national mourning. President
Francois Hollande led the country in a minute's silence at noon France
time, in memory of those killed in the massacres. Photos after the cut...
As Mr Hollande
bowed his head at the Paris-Sorbonne University, crowds gathered in
London's Trafalgar Square - where on Saturday hundreds joined a series
of vigils to mourn those who died.
Similar scenes took place at King's Cross railway station and St Pancras, the hub for Eurostar trains bound for Paris.
Muslims
at Birmingham's Central Mosque joined the minute's silence in defiance
at the appropriation of Islam for terror, and Francophiles at the
Alliance Francaise de Cambridge paused to acknowledge those lost and
injured in the the horrors of Friday night.
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