Paris police attack: Four killed by knifeman

In Paris, a man with a knife has killed four staff at police headquarters in Paris. The attacker was shot dead by police. We bring you the latest.

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(Photo: Military forces establish a security perimeter near Paris police headquarters after a man has been killed after attacking officers with a knife in Paris, France, 03 October 2019. Creidt: EPA/YOAN VALAT)