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there is any kind of religious connection with this. we just don t know. at the moment, the terrorist office of the prosecutor s department has not been called on to investigate, which is suggests that they are not thinking that this was an act which was inspired by religious islamist terrorism. i m sure that is being kept open for the time being and we will know more later. . . , ., later. that was hugh schofield in paris. later. that was hugh schofield in paris- you later. that was hugh schofield in paris. you are later. that was hugh schofield in paris. you are watching - later. that was hugh schofield in paris. you are watching bbc- later. that was hugh schofield in i paris. you are watching bbc news. later. that was hugh schofield in - paris. you are watching bbc news. we are walking you through the events in france after nursery school children were left in a critical condition after being attacked by a man with a knife in eastern france. following the developments for us is
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