People in the South of England have been reacting to the fatal attacks by gunmen in Paris who killed more than 120 people, injuring at least 200 others. The region's ports and airports have been issuing updates to travellers heading to and from the city - extra security checks are in place at some locations.
Flags were flown at half mast -and people across the South fell silent at eleven o'clock this morning - a tribute to the victims of theParis attacks - and an overwhelming show of solidarity in the face of terrorism. Richard Slee reports.
People have rushed to social media to show their support for Paris following a series of fatal terror attacks on the capital.
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