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Solemn Ceremony for Victims of Paris Attacks Starts
France held a solemn ceremony for the victims of the Paris attacks, showing photos of the 130 dead to a crowd of 2,000 dignitaries and those injured in the violence.
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English Premier League To Pay Tribute to Paris Terror Attack Victims
English football will show solidarity with the victims of the Paris terror attack with the stadiums playing the 'La Marseillaise' anthem during the weekend.
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Didier Deschamps, Hugo Lloris Moved by England Tribute
France manager Didier Deschamps thanked "all the English people" and said that he had found the pre-match rendition of 'La Marseillaise' particularly moving.
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Wembley Honours Paris Victims With French Anthem
In a crowd of 71,223 that included British Prime Minister David Cameron and Prince William, many stood to sing 'La Marseillaise' four days on from the Paris attacks, which left 129 people dead and over 350 injured.
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Wayne Rooney Offers Condolences to Paris Terror Attacks Victims
Wayne Rooney will lead his team out at Wembley on Tuesday, for an international friendly against France that will be preceded by a minute's silence and what is expected to be an emotional rendition of the French national anthem, 'La Marseillaise'.
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Solemn Ceremony for Victims of Paris Attacks Starts
France held a solemn ceremony for the victims of the Paris attacks, showing photos of the 130 dead to a crowd of 2,000 dignitaries and those injured in the violence.
-
English Premier League To Pay Tribute to Paris Terror Attack Victims
English football will show solidarity with the victims of the Paris terror attack with the stadiums playing the 'La Marseillaise' anthem during the weekend.
-
Didier Deschamps, Hugo Lloris Moved by England Tribute
France manager Didier Deschamps thanked "all the English people" and said that he had found the pre-match rendition of 'La Marseillaise' particularly moving.
-
Wembley Honours Paris Victims With French Anthem
In a crowd of 71,223 that included British Prime Minister David Cameron and Prince William, many stood to sing 'La Marseillaise' four days on from the Paris attacks, which left 129 people dead and over 350 injured.
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Wayne Rooney Offers Condolences to Paris Terror Attacks Victims
Wayne Rooney will lead his team out at Wembley on Tuesday, for an international friendly against France that will be preceded by a minute's silence and what is expected to be an emotional rendition of the French national anthem, 'La Marseillaise'.
