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Sul lungomare di Nizza c'è stato anche chi ha rischiato la vita, e l'ha persa, per fermare il tir della morte. Secondo alcuni media fra i deceduti ci sarebbe un nostro connazionale Donne e uomini piangon di fronte al memorial posto nel 'Promenade des Anglais' Sul lungomare di Nizza c'è stato anche chi ha rischiato la vita, e l'ha persa, per fermare il tir della morte. Un uomo che, inforcato uno scooter, si è lanciato dietro al camion e ha tentato il tutto per tutto per fermarlo, ma è finito schiacciato dalle ruote del mezzo. Un altro coraggioso a mani nude è saltato nella cabina riuscendo a distrarre il terrorista, dando modo così a due agenti, tra cui una donna, di sparare, e 'neutralizzarlo', quando la folla in preda al panico aveva già cominciato a sbandare e a rifugiarsi in qualsiasi punto di riparo dalla strada. Terrore a Nizza Ancora terrore - dunque - in Francia, dopo gli attacchi di Parigi dello scorso 13 novembre. Ma nonostante l...

Jump media player Media player help Out of media player. Press enter to return or tab to continue. Media caption Footage showed emergency services at the scenes of the attacks France has declared a national state of emergency and has closed its borders after scores of people were killed in multiple gun and bomb attacks in Paris. At least 100 people are reported to have died at the Bataclan concert hall in central Paris. Gunmen took many hostages there before being overpowered when police stormed the building. Others died in attacks near the Stade de France, with some reports suggesting a suicide blast, and at restaurants. Paris residents have been asked to stay indoors and military personnel are being deployed across the city. Live: Follow the latest developments here. In pictures: Paris shootings Eyewitness accounts from the scene Jump media player Media player help Out of media player. Press enter to return or tab to continue. Media caption Pre...

Lyon factory attack France attack: As it happened Video   Hollande: 'Never give in to fear' Terror attacks in France Europe's struggle with Islamism A van driver who was investigated for links to Islamist radicals has attacked a gas factory near the south-eastern city of Lyon, a French prosecutor says. Yassin Sali, 35, caused an explosion by ramming his car into an area containing flammable liquids and was arrested at the scene, Francois Molins said. Mr Sali's boss, the owner of a delivery firm, was found beheaded alongside flags containing Arabic inscriptions. The attack put France back on to its highest terror alert. An investigation has been launched by French anti-terror police. Day of attacks The attack in France comes on the same day as: Tourists are killed in shooting at  Tunisia beach resort A deadly  attack on a Shia mosque in Kuwait France, Kuwait and Tunisia attacks: What we know France beheading attack: ...