The carnage of the Paris attacks on Friday night cut down journalists, lawyers, students, parents of small children — people from all walks of life from more than a dozen countries around the world.

Outside the Carillon bar, where flowers piled up over bloodstains almost one year ago, the pavement tables are packed again with regulars from the hipster Parisian neighbourhood. Drinks, cigarettes ...

Through rare access inside the police's radicalisation telephone hotline, as well as interviews with terrorism experts, a former prisoner and a survivor of the Bataclan attack, we explore the lessons ...

Full coverage of the series of shootings and bombings across Paris.