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Top Stories Live: Terror in Paris: At least 120 people killed in multiple attacks At least 120 people are killed and 200 injured, including 80 seriously, in co-ordinated terrorist attacks in the French capital, according to officials. Julie Bishop says no Australians are believed to have been killed or injured. Follow our live coverage. Coordinated terror attacks leave France in shock A state of emergency is declared as suspected jihadists open fire at a Paris concert hall after multiple deadly attacks across the French capital. Parisians offer shelter to stranded strangers with #PorteOuverte Parisians open their homes to those unable to find shelter during the terror attacks unfolding in the French capital using the hashtag #PorteOuverte, or "open door". 'It was a bloodbath': Eyewitnesses speak of Paris attacks People in Paris have spoken of witnessing multiple attacks across the city as reports emerge that about 140 people have been killed by suspected jihadists. Live: Warner falls for 253, Australia well ahead at lunch Australia reaches lunch at 4 for 486 after David Warner falls for a career-best 253 on day two of the second Test against New Zealand at the WACA. Follow the action with our live blog. Almost 100 cars involved in M1 'race' from Brisbane to Gold Coast An 18-year-old P-plate driver was allegedly clocked driving at speeds of more than 200 kilometres per hour in a convoy of up to 100 cars being driven in a road race on the motorway from Brisbane to the Gold Coast, police say. IAAF bans Russia over doping scandal Athletics governing body the IAAF has voted to provisionally ban Russian track and field federation, putting their Olympic participation in doubt. Rousey scuffles with Holm at UFC weigh-in Mixed martial arts star Ronda Rousey and challenger Holly Holm have to be separated after a scuffle at the official weigh-in ahead of their weekend title fight in Melbourne. US military 'reasonably certain' Jihadi John killed in air strike The US military is "reasonably certain" an American air strike has killed Jihadi John, an Islamic State militant seen in a number of videos executing hostages. Hundreds attend Tiahleigh Palmer's funeral dressed in her favourite colour purple Hundreds of people turn out for a funeral service for 12-year-old Tiahleigh Palmer, whose body was found on a northern Gold Coast riverbank. Anglican Church to refund school fees to victims of sexual abuse at schools in Brisbane diocese The Anglican Diocese of Brisbane will reimburse tuition fees for all students who suffered sexual abuse at their schools. Man charged in relation to Parramatta shooting Police arrest and charge another man in relation to the shooting of police accountant Curtis Cheng outside headquarters in Parramatta last month. Use of restraint chair and hood 'archaic', says National Children's Commissioner National Children's Commissioner Megan Mitchell labels restraint chair and spit hood tactics used on a 17-year-old prisoner are archaic. Gifts and giant birthday card await Prince Charles in Albany Prince Charles will be presented with gifts and a "massive" birthday card when he and his wife Camilla visit Albany in Western Australia's Great Southern today. Analysis and Opinion: The Drum Turnbull's challenges are ahead of him, not behind By Michelle Grattan We should work with Indigenous businesses, not against them By Sara Hudson So religion makes you meaner? Not according to the evidence By Simon Smart The problem with Turnbull's great 'reform' platform By Tim Dunlop Just In Indian PM Narendra Modi cheered in London November 14, 2015 - 3:32 pm Prince Charles and Camilla touch down in Albany November 14, 2015 - 3:26 pm Police 'investigating no-one else' after Keogh's murder charge dropped November 14, 2015 - 3:13 pm World • Indian PM Narendra Modi cheered in London • French president vows 'merciless' fight after deadly Paris attacks • US band reportedly safe after being caught up in Paris siege Business • BHP shares slump to 10-year low amid Brazil mine disaster • Share market sheds $25 billion as BHP disaster takes toll • Former ASIC employee calls for royal commission into banking practices Politics • Cider industry body calls for 'level playing field' in labelling laws • Business links, not migration policy focus of Turnbull's meeting with Merkel • Switch to Turnbull will help Liberals hold Victorian seats: Tudge Sport • Live: Warner falls for 253, Australia well ahead at lunch • Rousey scuffles with Holm at UFC weigh-in • Paris football fans unite to sing anthem as stadium evacuated amid terror attacks Science and Tech • Why didn't we just use the Hubble telescope to take photos of Pluto? • University calls on pooches to donate to doggy blood bank • Start-up scene a driving force in Berlin's growing economy Environment • Six sites shortlisted for nuclear waste storage facility • Kevin Rudd says he advised Malcolm Turnbull on upcoming UN climate talks • Direct Action auction awards $500 million to reduce greenhouse gases Follow ABC News About this email You received this email because you are subscribed to ABC News email alerts. 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