French President Francois Hollande says military action in Syria and Iraq will be intensified after the attack in Nice which has killed at least 84.
President Hollande also says a state of emergency which was due to expire on the 26th July will be extended for three months.
A lorry drove into a crowd celebrating Bastille Day in Nice in southern France before its driver was shot dead.
It's reported the attacker is a Franco-Tunisian man who may have been known to police before the incident.
Reporter Peter Allen is in Paris where he says authorities are scrambling to work out an action plan.
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President Hollande also says a state of emergency which was due to expire on the 26th July will be extended for three months.
A lorry drove into a crowd celebrating Bastille Day in Nice in southern France before its driver was shot dead.
It's reported the attacker is a Franco-Tunisian man who may have been known to police before the incident.
Reporter Peter Allen is in Paris where he says authorities are scrambling to work out an action plan.
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Reporter Peter Allen is in Paris where he says the state of emergency is controversial but deemed necessary by government.
IN: "Effectively…
OUT: …all year."
DUR: 30 seconds
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