Record crowds have turned out in Paris and in other cities across France for unity marches after three days of terror that shook the capital.
Officials say the number of people who turned out in Paris was more than two million and the figure is 3.7 million for the entire country.
The turnout appears to have broken the previous record for the largest ever rally in France in modern times: the liberation of Paris after World War Two.
More than 50 world leaders arrived in Paris to join the show of force, which came after similar rallies on Saturday in France and across the globe.
Also today there was confirmation of another victim of the terror attacks in the French capital that left a total of 20 people dead, including three gunmen killed by police.
The Paris Prosecutor says tests on bullet cartridges found at the site where a jogger was shot and wounded on Wednesday night match the gun found at the scene of a deadly supermarket hostage-taking on Friday.
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