Nice Attack

French president Emmanuel Macron was among those paying tribute.

The southern French city is holding several events to remember last year's atrocity which killed scores and injured hundreds.

One minute they were enjoying a peaceful night out toasting France’s national holiday and their own wedding anniversary. But in an instant their

11 people have been arrested in connection with the investigation into last summer's terrorist attack in the Riviera city of Nice.

Three months after a man rammed a truck through crowds celebrating Bastille Day, French President Francois Hollande has led tributes to the victims of the Nice…

French flags and notes of condolences in many languages are reminders of the grief that still hangs over the popular tourist spot.

Muslims accounted for a third of those killed in France’s July 14 terror attack and, as Pope Francis received grieving families and survivors of the Nice lorry massacre on Saturday, different religion

As many forty-five people have been injured in a French holiday resort close to Nice after firecrackers prompted panic.

People in Nice gather to pay their respects to the victims of the Bastille Day truck attack that left 85 people dead and several others injured.

Two more people have been arrested in connection with the attacker in Nice who killed 84 people in the coastal city on July 14.

The French president has sought to defuse a row over allegations government officials tried to alter a report into the Bastille Day attack in Nice.

Footage of a motorcyclist risking his life to stop the Nice truck attack was seen all over the world.

Parisian prosecutor Francois Molins revealed on Thursday that the Nice attacker did not act alone.

French lawmakers have approved a six-month extension of emergency rule, in the wake of last week’s deadly truck attack in Nice.

France is home to over 6 million Muslims around 9.6 percent of the population, the largest Muslim minority in Europe.

Francois Hollande has called on reservists to boost security in the wake of the attack in Nice.

Signs of normality could be seen returning to the Nice beachfront on Tuesday, July 19, five days after the Bastille Day truck attack that left 84 people dead.

All 84 people killed in the Bastille Day truck attack in Nice have now been identified.

Drone footage shows the thousands of people who gathered along the Promenade des Anglais for a minute of silence in memory of the Nice truck attack victims.

Shouts of “where were the police” rang out as crowds jeered France’s Prime Minister during a tribute to victims of last week’s truck attack in Nice.

The last 18 months have seen France suffer three deadly attacks that left more than 231 dead and hundreds injured.

The man who rammed a lorry into a crowd celebrating Bastille Day in Nice showed signs of radicalisation only shortly before his attack, which killed 84 people and injured scores, Paris prosecutor Fran

Jeers and calls for France’s political leaders to resign overshadowed a minute’s silence in the southern coastal city of Nice on Monday as Prime Minister Manuel Valls and others paid tribute to the vi

Prime Minister Manuel Valls joined thousands packing the Nice seafront for a minute of silence in homage to the victims.

For two days Tahar Mejri searched the hospitals of Nice for his missing son, having already lost his wife Olfa.