local media reports say it happened during a catholic mass. we ll bring you more updates on this story as it comes in. the government of the region posted several images of the region and spoke to several people being treated nearby in the hospital and they said, quote: the french president emmanuel macron has now referred to a deadly incident in paris as a terror attack. a german tourist was killed and two people injured after a stabbing near the eiffel tower in central paris. president emmanuel macron sent his condolences to the family of the victim. the suspect, who was arrested at the scene, is a 26 year old french national. the french interior minister says the man was known to authorities in france for trying to stage another attack in 2016. here s what the minister gerald darmanin has said about the suspect in the past few hours. translation: he told police officers he was angry about what happened in gaza and he said that france is complicit in what israel is doing
our correspondent theo leggett has the details. when alison rose said injuly that talking to bbcjournalist about talking to bbcjournalist about talking about nigel farage s bank account was a serious error of judgment but it s also turned out to be an expensive error ofjudgment as well. as you said, dame alison will receive her contractually entitled salary and other allowances until her period of notice ends injuly next year and it is worth about 2.4 million so it s more like £10 million so it s more like £10 million because she was entitled to long term share options and bonuses as well and bonuses about something like 2.6 million so overall she will lose £7.6 million and the reason is that natwest says she did not qualify as a good lever, someone who leaves a job on normal service where you walk out the door with a handshake and everyone is happy. it wasn t like that and she was not a good lever oh she forfeited a large chunk of the money she was owed natwest they had n