Headline
BREAKING: Teacher Stabbed In France School

BREAKING: Teacher Stabbed In France School
A teacher has been killed, and two people have been seriously injured in a knife attack at a school in France, officials say.
Interior Minister Gérald Darmanin said the attack happened at the Gambetta High School in the northern city of Arras.
Local officials say the attacker has been arrested.
The attacker shouted “Allahu Akbar“, or “God is greatest“, during the attack, police told the AFP news agency.
The attacker is believed to be in his 20s.
French channel BFMTV has reported that the brother of the attacker has also been apprehended by police.
The channel said the person killed was a French language teacher, while a sports teacher was also stabbed and injured.
Local media have reported that the attacker was a former pupil at the school.
Police say the situation is now under control.
French President Emmanuel Macron will visit the school later on Friday.
The school attacker was of Chechen origin and on the national security register, according to the police.
The National Assembly in Paris has suspended its session in solidarity with the victims.
-
Headline1 week ago
D’Tigress Edge Mali To Win Fifth Consecutive AfroBasket 2024 Title— Highlights Of The Showdown
-
Headline1 week ago
BREAKING: Nurses Call Off 4 Days Strike
-
Headline7 days ago
JUST IN: Thomas Partey’s Bail Conditions Confirmed
-
Brands and Marketing4 days ago
UPDATED: Naira Rises Against Dollar In Foreign Market— See New Exchange Rate
-
Headline3 days ago
BREAKING: Former Presidential Candidate, Sowore Regains Freedom
-
News1 week ago
WAEC: 2025 WASSCE Released
-
Entertainment3 days ago
JUST IN: WAEC Revises SSCE Results Errors, Announces New English, Maths Pass Rate
-
Headline1 week ago
Skip Classes, Lose Your Visa’ – US Govt Warns International Students
-
Education4 days ago
We Have Resolved Glitches, Re-check Your Results – WAEC Tells Candidates
-
Entertainment4 days ago
Rema’s ‘Rave & Roses’ Emerges First African Album To Reach 3 billion Streams On Spotify