France marks 10 years since terror

PARIS ATTACKS: CEREMONIES HONOUR 130 VICTIMS

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France marks a decade on Thursday since suffering its worst attack, with the only surviving attacker jailed for life and plans for a long-term memorial.

Jihadists killed 130 people in shootings and suicide bombings in and around Paris on the night of 13 November, 2015, with the Islamic State group claiming responsibility.

The attackers killed about 90 people at the Bataclan concert hall, where the US band Eagles of Death Metal was playing.

They ended the lives of dozens more at Parisian restaurants and cafés and one person near the Stade de France football stadium just outside the capital, where crowds were watching France play Germany.

Several ceremonies on Thursday are to mark 10 years since the attacks, with President Emmanuel Macron expected to speak.