you are watching " live from paris" on "france 24" with me, laura cellier.nce really from the first attack on its soil since a state of emergency was to cut months ago. the couple's three-year-old child survived the attack. confusion over the motives of the orlando shooter as witnesses say he was a regular at the gay bar he attacked a sunday night. this as president obama attacks donald trump for what he calls anti-muslim rhetoric. dozens of people injured as protests

i'm laura cellier. you are watching "france 24." member of parliament jo the townand killed in she represented. campaigns for and against leaving the european union have been suspended a week before the u.k. votes on the referendum. president obama flies to come for the survivors of the country's worst mass shooting. this is investigators revealed there was no direct link between the gunman and foreign extremists. and the cockpit voice recorder from

i am laura cellier. both sides have made their case and now it is up to the public.ampaigning draws to a close ahead of the historic referendum and pollsters say it is too close to call. the polls open at 6:00 a.m. tomorrow. remembering joe crocs, british jo cox,as -- joe cox -- the british mp who was murdered last week. unrest overs for

i am laura cellier. blames kurdishan militants. 4 people have been arrested.he last and for hillary clinton and bernie sanders. expecting a big turnout even after reports that clinton has only clinched a good french bank societe generale ordered to pay millions of euros for unfair dismissal.

i am laura cellier. both sides have made their case and now it is up to the public. campaigning draws to a close ahead of the historic referendum and pollsters say it is too close to call. the polls open at 6:00 a.m. tomorrow. remembering joe crocs, british jo cox,as -- joe cox -- the british mp who was murdered last week. unrest overs for rallies. laura: first, though, the polls open tomorrow morning. britain is just hours away from minister historic referendum on eu membership. according to the polls is, the outcome is still close to call. the last day of campaigning saw the pro-brexit camp appeal to voters to make the 23rd of june britain's independence day. others argued that it would bring unprecedented economic uncertainty. reporter: last day of campaigning in the u.k. for those for and against staying in your market -- in europe. has spent years campaigning for the country to leave european union and is looking needle on the referendum. -- beyond at the referendum. >> we will still be members of the european union and we will have to enter into association. it

i am laura cellier. out of stories this hour -- with 48 hours to go before britain votes to go in and out -- or out of the european union, current inmayor and london square off admirably stadium. -- at wembley stadium. russian athletes face unprecedented doping tests at the summer games in rio. france defies the wet weather and the threat of terrorism to dance the the country is hosting with every style and genre of music celebrated and free concerts across the country. laura: but first, there are just 2 days to go before britain's eu referendum, and a bid to win over the last undecided voters. thousands of people are attending wembley stadium to hear the current london mayor, sadiq khan, make the case to remain. he is scoring off against former london mayor boris johnson. prime minister david cameron made a direct appeal to voters to stay in the eu. i'-- er if meron: if i felt remaining diminished us, i would vote to leave, but i don't. it amplifies our power to when we are in these organizations we bec

i'm laura cellier. our top stories. britain decides. will it be in or out of the european union?would get updates from across -- we will get updates from across europe. in paris.kes place tens of thousands taking part in the latest protest of the government's labour reform.

i'm laura cellier. you are watching "france 24." british member of parliament jo the townand killed in she represented. campaigns for and against leaving the european union have been suspended a week before the u.k. votes on the referendum. president obama flies to come for the survivors of the country's worst mass shooting. this is investigators revealed there was no direct link between the gunman and foreign extremists. and the cockpit voice recorder flight 804 has been found. 66 people perished when the plane veered and vanished into the mediterranean sea last month. first, though, a british lawmaker has died after being shot and stabbed in an attack in her constituency in yorkshire. jo cox was a member of the opposition labour party and had been campaigning for britain to stay in the european union. she was attacked as she prepared for a public meeting in the town she represented. ---year-old -- a 52-year-old man has been arrested. campaigning on both sides has been suspended. reporter: jo cox meets with constituents here in the

you are watching " live from paris" on "france 24" with me, laura cellier. france really from the first attack on its soil since a state of emergency was to cut months ago. the couple's three-year-old child survived the attack. confusion over the motives of the orlando shooter as witnesses say he was a regular at the gay bar he attacked a sunday night. this as president obama attacks donald trump for what he calls anti-muslim rhetoric. dozens of people injured as protests turned violent in paris. tens of thousands of people have been marching against the government's proposed labor forms. laura: first, though, french foreign jihadist who murdered a police commander and his partner was acting on orders from the islamic state group. larry c abballa was killed in the -- larossi abballa was killed in the shootout with police. he was known to authorities and under surveillance at the time of the attack. mark thompson has this report. mark a face known to french authorities. was releasedlla from prison last year after serving three have in your sentence for conspi

i am laura cellier.ories this hour -- with 48 hours to go before britain votes to go in and out -- or out of the european union, current inmayor and london square off admirably stadium. -- at wembley stadium. russian athletes face unprecedented doping tests at the summer games in rio. france defies the wet weather and the threat of terrorism to dance the the country is hosting

i am laura cellier. blames kurdishan militants. 4 people have been arrested. the last and for hillary clinton and bernie sanders. expecting a big turnout even after reports that clinton has only clinched a good french bank societe generale ordered to pay millions of euros for unfair dismissal. bank 5 million euros in unauthorized trades. laura: we begin this hour in istanbul and the fourth major bombing to hit that city this year. seven police officers and 4 civilians were killed after a car bomb went off in rush hour. there has been no claim of responsibility, but turkish president recep tayyip erdogan has suggested the involvement of kurdish militants. 4 people have been arrested according to turkish media get kate moody has more. kate: police patrol a security perimeter set up around the side of the tuesday explosion istanbul. investigators have made some arrests as they hunt for the perpetrators, while local residents and shopkeepers clean up the damage. >> the damage to our store is the most -- is not the most important thing. there should not be any more

i'm laura cellier. our top stories. britain decides. will it be in or out of the european union? we would get updates from across -- we will get updates from across europe. in paris.kes place tens of thousands taking part in the latest protest of the government's labour reform. now, it is finally here. british voters taking part today in an historic referendum on the nation's future. more than 46 million people have registered to vote. today, those that did answer a simple question -- should the united kingdom remain in the european union or should it leave? this is the -- only the third time the u.k. has held such a vote. let's go to london now. "france 24's" luke brown is there. you have been talking to people in the capital today. people say they are pretty confused when it comes down to it. when you speak to people, what do you tell you -- what do they tell you resonates with them? luke: it really depends on where you are in the country. outside of london, at one of the places we have visited over the past couple of days, issues there are immigration and sovereignty -- how mu