greater manchester police say they have dealt with 31 calls relating to the drug spice yesterday.he payday loan firm wonga says hundreds of thousands of its customers have had their accounts hacked. also in the next hour... the grand national winner, one for arthur, returns to his stables in kinross. the eight—year—old was welcomed back by fans after winning — the first scottish success in the race since 1979. and at the masters at augusta, thejoint leaders — england's justin rose and spain's sergio garcia — are getting ready for the final round. we'll have full details of this and the rest of today's action in sportsday. good evening. a british father of two was among the victims of friday's terror attack in the swedish capital, stockholm. chris bevington, who was a1, was among four people killed when a hijacked lorry crashed into a department store. today, as thousands attended a vigil for those who died, more details have been emerging of the man behind the attack. our correspondent, danjohnson, is in stockholm. chris bevington chose to marry and call sweden home. he had young

manchester yesterday. it appears to be the result of an attempted car theft. the police, greatered at around 3am on sunday morning. they said he was killed by thieves who stole his car. the man who lived at the property, called michael sandwell, aged 35, and his wife, were awoken by loud bangs and stairs. they went down to see what was happening, shortly after shouting was heard from the rear the property. michael was found at the rear of the property with serious injuries. was taken to hospital but sadly died a short time later. his car had been stolen, a blackout the. —— a black audi. police say he was run over by the vehicle, causing his injuries. that is in the early hours of yesterday morning and greater manchester. the death of 35—year—old michael sandwell after apparently going to intervene to stop someone from stealing his car. he was subsequently run over by the cat and died asa subsequently run over by the cat and died as a result of his injuries. terrible story there. you are watching bbc news. the headlines: jeremy corbyn has refused to confirm that labour would renew

greater manchester police are appealing for witnesses after a man was killed by thieves who stole hisar in chorlton. the boyfriend of reality tv star ferne mccann is arrested in connection with an alleged acid attack in a london nightclub. also in the next hour — kenya's mary keitany runs the second fastest women's marathon of all time in london. records broken in the women's race. the male athletes should cross this line ina the male athletes should cross this line in a couple of minutes. tens of thousands of other runners so as course gci’oss thousands of other runners so as course across london. and the click team visit paris as france goes to the polls — that's at 12:30pm here on bbc news. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. on the first weekend of the general election campaign, jeremy corbyn has announced that a labour government would introduce another four bank holidays. he says marking the patron saints days for the four home nations would "recognise the historic diversity of the uk". meanwhile, mr corbyn has raised the prospect that a labour government could scrap the uk'

greater manchester police have begun a murder investigation and are appealing for witnesses. w from the police and it sounds pretty grim. it is something the police described as tragic. importantly, they're saying that apart from peeling for witnesses, they also wa nt peeling for witnesses, they also want the criminal community and see did this to search their conscience and give themselves up. they say this incident has crossed a line. 35—year—old michael sandwell, former royal navy officer, at home in johnson, with his wifejessica, he heard a bang outside at 3am this morning. he went down to investigate, shouting heard from the back of the property. michael samwell themselves with injuries at the back of the property, taken to hospital but died of his injuries afterwards. the black audi which belonged to him which was stolen found abandoned and badly damaged a couple of miles away. in the last few minutes, greater manchester police have been speaking about the incidents. this is detective superintendentjohn chadwick. incidents. this is detective superintendent john chadwick.

in a statement, greater manchester police said today that the officers acted with our number one priorityt to approach the animal. yunus malli, bbc north west tonight, bolton. the parents of a baby with a rare genetic condition have reached a £1.2 million crowdfunding target for him to have pioneering treatment in the us. connie yates and chris gard's son charlie, who is nearly eight months old, is receiving 24—hour treatment at london's great ormond street hospital. doctors say he should move to a palliative—care regime, but his parents are challenging them in court to keep him on life support. time for the weather with louise. good evening. it has been a sunday to put a smile on ourfaces, lots of sunshine, drive for most of us. little bit of nuisance ploughed across the northeast and some odd isolated showers nuisance cloud in the south—west by the end of the day but clear skies tonight will allow temperatures to fall away. a chilly night to come, with maybe a touch of patchy mist and fog and maybe temperatures in more rural, sheltered areas, low enough for a touch of light frost. but t

greater manchester police say they dealt with 31 calls relating to the drug "spice" injust 2a hours yesterdayf thousands of its customers have had their accounts hacked. also in the next hour: the grand national winner, one for arthur, returns to his stables in kinross. the eight—year—old was welcomed back by fans after winning — the first scottish success in the race since 1979. and the travel show team visit thailand and meet the people

greater manchester police say they dealt with 31 calls relating to the drug ‘spice' injust 2a hours yesterdaywonga, has apologised after admitting nearly a quarter of a million british customers may have been affected by a data breach. now on bbc news — sportsday. here is what is coming up tonight: the final round of the masters — can justin rose keep his place at the top of the leaderboard? everton pushed sunderland closer to the drop. and hamilton wins in shanghai for mercedes. good evening. welcome along. the final round of golf‘s masters is underway. justin rose is on six under, looking to add to his major collection. joining him at the top, sergio garcia of spain, looking to win his first major. they are ta muffin around ten minutes in what promises to be a thrilling finish tonight. there are several big names just behind the leaderboard. let's remind ourselves how things played out on day three with tim hague. just think you —— five birdies on the back nine helped justin rose to a super 67, and he sits atjoint top on six under par. the key thing for me was patience early on. you have to

greater manchester police say they have dealt with 31 calls relating to the drug spice yesterday.its customers have had their accounts hacked. also in the next hour... the grand national winner, one for arthur, returns to his stables in kinross. the eight—year—old was welcomed back by fans after winning — the first scottish success in the race since 1979.

police in manchester have. police in manchester have launched extra patrols in the city centre, after receiving a surge in calls about people passing out from taking the banned drug, spice. greateralls relating to the drug in 2a hours after it launched a two—day banning order in the city centre. it's been reported that the substance left some users looking like "zombies". australian scientists say two thirds of the great barrier reef has now been devastated by severe coral bleaching. it's caused by rising water temperatures and researchers say surveys show an accelerated rate of damage along the coast of queensland. mass bleaching makes the coral fragile and can kill it. the reef is home to more than 130 species of shark and 1600 varieties of fish. that's a summary of the latest bbc news. more at 9.30. thank you very much. we're going to talk later to safir khan, who smiled atan edl talk later to safir khan, who smiled at an edl protest, and the photograph was captured and has gone viral on social media. a number of people praising her stance. we will talk to her later. her dad has explained that he has always taught her and her sister not to back down from prejudice, so it will

greater manchester police are appealing for witnesses after a man was killed by thieves who stole hisn is arrested in connection with an alleged acid attack in a london nightclub. also in the next hour — kenya's mary keitany runs the second fastest women's marathon of all time in london. records broken in the women's race. the male athletes should cross this line ina the male athletes should cross this line in a couple of minutes. tens of thousands of other runners so as course across london.

greater manchester police say they dealt with 3! the drug ‘spice‘ in just 2a hours yesterday. now on bbc news the travel show coming up on this week's travel show. i meet the people who are cleaning up the canals of bangkok. you've got so much rubbish. we are searching for a secret side to new york city. this view is incredible. and heading to italy to taste some of turin‘s finest chocolates. wow. hello and welcome to the travel show. coming to you this week from the capital of thailand, bangkok. it's a vibrant city packed with sparkling temples, skyscrapers and night markets but it's also home to some of the most congested roads in the world and getting across the city through the tuk—tuks and the traffic is a bit of a nightmare but i'm here to find out what is being done to take the people off the frantic streets and on to the city's waterways. first built over 200 years ago, bangkok's huge network of canals crisscross the city. ‘this is thailand, bangkok, the venice of the east where water is then everyone‘s way of life.‘ over th

in a statement, greater manchester police said today that the officers acted "with our number one prioritysing people not to approach the animal. yunus mulla, bbc north west tonight, bolton. the parents of a baby with a rare genetic condition have reached a £1.2 million crowdfunding target for him to have pioneering treatment in the us. connie yates and chris gard's son charlie — at london's great 0rmond street hospital. doctors say he should move to a palliative care regime, but his parents are challenging them in court to keep him on life support. let's ta ke let's take a look at the weather. hello. it has been a lovely weekend for mozilla. hardly a cloud in the sky. if you don't believe me, have a look at some of these pictures from south—west scotland. that there was a high of 12 degrees. hardly a cloud in the sky. lovely in terms of the feel of things done in london. we saw a high . i7 feel of things done in london. we saw a across 17 ea??— feel of things done in london. we saw a across $35.3??— feel of things done in london. we saw a across $25 country, = feel of things done in londo

this weekend, greater manchester police took 31 calls about people thought to have taken spice — 1a ofdens, shoppers are being entertained, but, at the same time, police are out here and there's quite a presence. it's because piccadilly gardens has been quite a problem area when it comes to spice use in the past. over this weekend, police have had special extra patrols on here, and have revealed they've made a number of arrests related to spice use. these volunteers do their bit. in one weekend we had seven overdoses and the paramedics were dealing with that. it is horrible to watch, messing with people badly. it just affects the city centre. police say their focus is on dealers of spice, but they'll continue to tackle all anti—social users of the drug. shabnam younus—jewell, bbc north west tonight, manchester. grand national winner one for arthur has returned to his stables at kinross after winning what was the first scottish success in the race in almost a0 years. he was welcomed back by fans, though perhaps not by the bookmakers. they lost millions on his unexpected 1a—1 win, as bri

greater manchester police have begun a murder investigation after a man was killed as thieves stole hisl was hit by the vehicle when he went to investigate what was going on outside his house in chorlton. he was found with serious injuries and died later in hospital. police believe he was run over by his own car, a black audi s3. the detective leading the investigation issued this appeal for witnesses. we know that michael's home, which is in a nice residential area, at around three a.m., he was woken by a noise downstairs. he goes down to see what it is, leaving his wife upstairs. we're not exactly sure what happens next, but what we do know is that michael ends up outside his house, where there is a parking area and he is struck by his vehicle. we do not know how many times. he suffered multiple injuries and sadly died at 4am this morning. michael's car was stolen, a black audi. driven away from the scene erratically, it hits a kerb in the ladybarn area, only a couple of miles away, five or ten minutes' drive. then it drives a short distance after that, really badly damaged, ultimatel

this morning greater manchester police revealed they had arrested a 21—year—old man who is now beingibutes and messages, we had people from the sin mariners association because he was a former royal naval lieutenant, a sub mariner who served in the royal navy for many years. he worked in engineering which is why he was living here. investigations continue. the labour leaderjeremy corbyn has pledged to strengthen britain's trade unions, if he wins next month's general election. he told the scottish trades union congress in aviemore that their members "were the dna" of the labour party. labour has one mp in scotland, having lost a0 seats to the snp in 2015. 0ur assistant political editor norman smith is in westminster. you sense that the conservatives are determined to try and makejeremy corbyn‘s leadership the central issue of their campaign after brexit but the way they are doing it might surprise many viewers because here we are on the first day of the first full week of the campaign and there is pretty much no sight or sound of any senior conservatives. theresa may is not out on a

some breaking news about arrests made by greater manchester police investigating the murder of mike samwellrder of mike samwell. time for a look at the weather with darren bett. —— with matt taylor. temperatures are going up over the next few days. dry weather towards the weekend but we have some cloud and rain at the moment. the clodius conditions are not in wales, england and east anglia. —— midlands and east anglia. the south coast of england stays dry, the best of the sunshine in the channel islands and some well broken cloud in scotland and northern ireland with showers few and far between. temperatures lower than they should be for the time of year. another cool night. showers spreading south across mainly england and wales. clearer skies following them. towards the west of the country they will hold on. there could be a frost in the countryside, particularly in the hills of eastern scotland and northern england. a chilly start but a reasonably bright start. showers on the east coast few or far between. cloudier skies and showers on the west side of the country. starting to feel a lit

early this morning, greater manchester police revealed they had arrested a 21—year—old man., he was a former royal navy left henning, he was 35 years old. he served on nuclear power submarines, if he had a service history and that he went to work for another company once he left the royal navy if you years ago. he was a well—liked man, according to neighbours, many people who knew him and recognised him. the investigation continues, but as you can see behind me here in west manchester at the moment, the street remains sealed off, the investigations here continue. thank you very much. let's get the weather. there is plenty of whether to speak of. my colours have been advertising the fact that we will be going into something more akin to winter it for the next two days, that processes is already under way across scotland. it has been a tough call on the washing front this morning because we have a weather front working its way across the british isles. that is the scene if you're anywhere near that great swathe of cloud, rain and snow, this is the demarcation between this weat

some breaking news to bring you from greater manchester police. samwell was murdered in chorlton. in the early hours of sunday morning, police were called to an address in chorlton and there were reports that 35—year—old michael samwell have been hit by his car, trying to stop thieves from stealing it. police are now saying that ryan gibbons, also from chorlton, has been charged with murder, burglary and aggravated taking a vehicle without consent and has been remanded in custody. a 15—year—old boy from south manchester has also been arrested on suspicion of murder and burglary. two men also arrested on those charges have also been bailed. so, three arrests, ryan gibbons, following the murder of michael samwell. more now on our top story — a breast surgeon has been convicted of 17 counts of wounding with intent and three of unlawful wounding, after carrying out a series of unnecessary, life—altering operations. nottingham crown court heard that ian paterson lied to his patients and exaggerated or even invented the risk of cancer to convince them t

police in manchester have launched extra patrols in the city centre, after receiving a surge in calls about people passing out from taking the banned drug, spice. greaterthe substance left some users looking like "zombies". joining me is professor david nutt, a professor of psychiatry at imperial college london. he's a former government drug advisor, but repeatedly clashed with ministers over issues of drug harm and classification. spice, what is it? it is a number of synthetic, chemicals which have been made to be like cannabis, but are often ten, 100, maybe even more time is potent, so they can produce extreme intoxication and also many of these changes of consciousness movement, that we are seeing. the symptoms hallucinations, cardiac arrest, increased heart rate, similar, it seems, to the effects of cannabis? well, some of them. cannabis increases heart rate, and your blood pressure, body doesn't normally cause these extreme symptoms —— but it doesn't normally. heart attacks and are very rare. spice also produces sieges and cannabis doesn't do that, and that is because spice is notjust cannabis, there are also other forms of spice which activate sy

police in manchester have launched extra patrols in the city centre, after receiving a surge in calls about people passing out from taking the banned drug, spice. greatering order in the city centre. it has been reported that the substance left some users looking like "zombies". well, lets get more on this now with dr robert ralphs, whojoins me now from salford. what is ann spice is a generic term that's used on the streets to describe this. there is over 200 different strands. since spice, jwho 1awas different strands. since spice, jwho 1 a was first different strands. since spice, jwho 1a was first used in the uk in the late 20000s we are in a third generation. things like a and b. what does it do to people? well, because it's called a canbinoid and because it's called a canbinoid and because it's called a canbinoid and because it works on the same receptors that cannabis would use... sorry to interrupt, but in lay man's terms, what does it mean? what are the symptoms of someone who had taken it? the symptoms would be, it works on the same receptors as cannabis, but in the dependant users, it has a wide range of effects, mental health effects, it can

greater manchester police have also said there are further suspect they are trying to trace.s to lead them to the suspects. they also say a blue bmw one series car was used by the people they are after after the incident. so if anyone saw after the incident. so if anyone saw a blue one series bmw in the early hours of yesterday morning in the area, they want them to come forward with the information as well. still an active investigation. the area is sealed off, lots of police here. meanwhile, his wife jessica sealed off, lots of police here. meanwhile, his wifejessica is being comforted by friends and relatives. people are in shock. all that knew him said he was a nice guy. 35 years old, his life wiped out within a few moments of being woken in the night to intruders in his home. thank you very much for the update. the headlines. president hollande has asked the people to back emmanuel macron. police have arrested a 21—year—old man in connection with the death of mike samwell. jeremy corbyn says he will strengthen workers's rights if he wins the general election. in sport, c

what happened had crossed the line, and greater manchester police said they had arrested a 21—year—oldy detectives. people have been coming along and leaving floral tributes here and messages. we had people from the sub—mariner's association in manchester here. mike was a formal naval lieutenant, a sub mariner. he served in the royal navy for many yea rs. he then work in engineering, which is why he lived here. the investigations continue. for some of us, it has been a shock to the system. we have seen widespread wintry weather, particularly to the north of the uk. some snow lying on the ground in aberdeenshire. a couple of showers in the northern half of the uk. cold air is coming in behind this band of cloud, which is a cold front, moving its way southwards. for the wintry showers for northern scotland and the eastern side of england and the western side. but clear skies for many of us, it will turn cold. a fairly widespread frost to start the day on tuesday. many of us. with sunshine, particularly those on land areas, but early on, windy, wintry showers. through the afternoon, showe

what happened had crossed the line for the greater manchester police said they had arrested a 21—year—oldoming along and leaving floral tributes here and messages. we had people from the sub mariner ‘s association in manchester here. he was a formal naval lieutenant, a sub mariner. he will then work in engineering, which is why he worked here. the investigations continue. the government is trying to delay the publication of a report on tackling air pollution until the autumn — despite a court deadline for ministers to outline their plans by today. the government has asked the high court to extend publication of its own air quality strategy to comply with eu legislation — until after the election. i'm joined by our environment analyst roger harrabin. just talk us through this. is it a genuine problem or is the gunmen tried to wriggle out of its commitment? it depends who you listen to. let me take you back. in 2010, the government and other eu governments were supposed to have clea n governments were supposed to have clean up the air. the air in the uk and many big cities is illegally dirt

what happened had crossed the line, and greater manchester police said they had arrested a 21—year—oldives. people have been coming along and leaving floral tributes here and messages. we had people from the sub—mariner's association in manchester here. he was a formal naval lieutenant, a sub mariner. he then work in engineering, which is why he worked here. the investigations continue. a man has appeared in court, charged in connection with an acid attack at a nightclub in east london which left two people partially blind. arthur collins, who's 2a and the former boyfriend of the tv personality ferne mccann, is facing 1a counts of wounding with intent and one count of throwing corrosive fluid with intent to cause grievous bodily harm. at the collins appeared in court here earlier today. collins in fact was on crutches and appeared to have difficulty standing when he was asked by the districtjudge to give his name, address and age. just to recap the charges, collins is facing 14 recap the charges, collins is facing 1a counts of grievous bodily harm and one count of throwing acid with in

that police inquiry‘s being led by detective superintendent jonathan chadwick of greater manchester policeranborne roadin police. michael's home, cranborne road in cho rashes lton around 3.00am he's awoken by a noise downstairs. goes down to see what it is, leaving his wife upstairs. we're not exactly sure what happens next but we know michael ends up outside the back of his house where this's a parking area and he's struck by his own vehicle. we don't know how many times. suffers multiple injuries and sadly died at manchester royal infirmary about 4. 00am sadly died at manchester royal infirmary about 4.00am this morning. michael's car is stolen, a black audi s3. driven away from the scene erratically. hits a curbing in the ladybarn area. then it drives a short distance after that really badly damaged, ultimately abandoned on whitley avenue and driver occu pa nts on whitley avenue and driver occupants abandon the vehicle. we don't know who those people are. what do you think about what has happened to michael in these circumstances? i think the main thing for people to realise this could

police in manchester have launched extra patrols in the city centre, after receiving a surge in calls about people passing out from taking the banned drug spice. greateray was the warmest day of the year so far. but our early taste of summer has left us just as quickly as it arrived. we have more clout this afternoon. if you showers dotted around, a number of them affecting northern ireland for the next few hours. north—east england and northern areas of scotland are prone to showers. southern scotland has the best of the sunshine. it is not feel too bad in the sunshine. overnight, it is dry for england, wales and northern ireland. it is called, though. it could be cold enough for ground frost in isolated places. gardeners, take note. across northern scotland, rain through the night will be there for much of the day on tuesday. away from it, plenty of sunshine. this is bbc newsroom live. the headlines: thousands of police officers are expected to attend the funeral of pc keith palmer at southwark cathedral. the 48—year—old was murdered in the westminster attack last month. the us secretary of state, rex tillerson, has said washington will hold to acco

that's an interesting take on i suspect greater manchester police must challenge you on that.ut your research and his view, the headteacher, but it might somehow be linked to cuts in public services. job security, that sort of thing, that's his view.” services. job security, that sort of thing, that's his view. i think it's ha rd thing, that's his view. i think it's hard for me from the research i've done, to contribute it to the cuts in the public services and that kind of thing, that is not what we looked at. we looked at other causes of stress amongst teachers, why does this happen? the headteacher may be right, it could be down to austerity and that kind of thing but that's not something we looked at, it is not something we looked at, it is not something we looked at, it is not something i can comment on. not something we looked at, it is not something i can comment onfi isa not something i can comment onfi is a wide scale problem. it is. we found about one third of teachers are exposed to these negative behaviours either online or school premises. what parents playing at? i

police in greater manchester are appealing for witnesses after bleach was thrown into the eyes of a pregnant someone in a passing car in openshaw on friday night. police say that while the victims suffered "severe discomfort" officers believe they suffered no lasting damage. a day of national mourning is being observed in afghanistan for victims of the taliban attack on a military base close to the northern city of mazar—i—sharif. dozens of soldiers were killed when militants — wearing army uniforms — fired on them in a canteen and as they left a mosque. some reports put the number of dead as high as 140. emergency teams have been despatched to contain an oil spill — on one of the canary islands, after a ferry crashed into a pier. a three—kilometre—long slick is threatening the coast around las pal—mas, on gran canaria, and telde. sarah corker has more. the ferry had just left port when it suddenly lost power. adrift and at the mercy of the sea, it crashed through the harbour wall. 140 passengers were on board the friday night crossing from las palmas to tenerife. after the ordeal, one woman

manchester. police in greater manchester are appealing for witnesses after three people, including a pregnant womanman was walking with a man when the liquid was thrown at them from a passing car on friday night. shortly afterwards, bleach was thrown at a second man on the same road. police say the while the victims suffered "severe discomfort" officers believe they suffered no lasting damage. the boyfriend of tv celebrity ferne mccann has been arrested in connection with an alleged acid attack in a nightclub. arthur collins, who's 25, had been sought by police following an incident at the mangle club in hackney last week. keith doyle reports. the emergency services were called to the mangle nightclub in dalston in east london on easter monday, after reports that people had come into contact with a corrosive substance and had suffered burns. a 22—year—old woman and a 24—year—old man were both blinded in one eye. last night, the metropolitan olice said arthur collins, last night, the metropolitan police said arthur collins, who is 25 and from hertfordshire, was arrested on suspicion of attempted mur

police in greater manchester are questioning a 21—year—old man about the murder of a former royal navy hours of sunday morning and died later in hospital as our correspondent danny savage reports. mike samwell, a 35—year—old former royal navy officer. he and his wife were asleep in their home in chorlton in the early hours of yesterday when they were awoken by intruders. he went to investigate. what happened in the following few moments saw mr samwell run over by his own car and killed. the high—powered audi 53 was soon found abandoned a few miles away. where mike samwell was fatally injured is now the scene of a murder inquiry, leaving neighbours and friends at a loss. he was such a nice bloke. we all liked him. he was very friendly, always talkative, funny... and i really liked him. i‘m shocked, really shocked by this. mike samwell was a weapons officer on a nuclear submarine. he left the navy a few years ago and then worked as an engineer. police initially appealed to the criminal fraternity for information, saying that this crime had crossed the line. then this morning, they announ

in greater manchester the mayor will become the head of the police service, the pcc, as well as becoming people get it confused with the guy with the chain. when you explain it will be like boris johnson used to beat mckenna livingstone used to be, there is a bit of understanding but there is concern that turnout will be low for these elections. it is on a knife edge. it slips between the conservatives and the labour party. it has marginal labour control at the moment. within lancashire there are five marginal constituencies for the general election. that is often seen as a the general election. that is often seen as a bellwether area and could be seen as a prediction of how the general election will go. thank you all very much. listening in, tony travers, from the london school of economic and political science. let's talk about turnout in the local elections. so many elections at the moment. we have been bombarded. what does that do in terms of engagement and turnout? there is always a risk that when you get a lot of election in the country, be polite to vote in britain. it is a mature

after being hit by his own car in greater manchester while trying to stop thieves have paid tribute to him and are appealing for anyone with information to contact police from his injuries on sunday. in a statement released in the last half an hour, his family said he would do anything for anyone and was a generous family member and friend to so many. they say he was always smiling and sharing his amazing sense of humour. "we are so proud of all that mike was and had achieved. ." the all that mike was and had achieved. the statement says that the family have been blessed with the amount of support and condolences and prayers from those who loved him. they say it is an awful tragedy, but we want to remember mike as the kind and talented man that he was and not dwell on a senseless crime which has left us all so bereft. they say while his light may have been extinguished so cruelly and far too early, the light he shone will continue to travel with us always. the french president has called for unity in what he said would be a "long and difficult fight against terrorism". francois hollande made the remarks as he paid tribute to the police officer shot dea