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21.20 Stade de France Saint Denis | First of three explosions outside the national stadium during an international football match

21.25 Le Carillon and Le Petit Cambodge Rue Alibert, 10th arrondissement | 14 die as gunman attacks two establishments in quick succession

21:32 Casa Nostra Rue de la Fontaine au Roi, 11th arrondissement | Five people die in machine gun attack on pizzeria

21.38 La Belle Équipe Rue de Charonne, 11th arrondissement | Gun attack outside brasserie kills 19

21.49 Le Bataclan Boulevard Voltaire, 11th arrondissement | 87 die as four attackers storm music venue during a rock concert

Stade de France, Saint Denis: football stadium targeted during match

President Hollande was attending an international friendly between France and Germany at the national stadium when the first explosion occurred about 20 minutes into the game. With reports of the developing situation filtering in, Hollande received a security briefing before leaving the stadium to convene an emergency cabinet meeting at the secure interior ministry.

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Spectators gather on the pitch of the Stade de France following the friendly football match between France and Germany. Photograph: AFP/Getty Image

Le Carillon and Le Petit Cambodge: 14 shot dead at two restaurants

Fourteen people died in a double-attack on a cafe bar and Cambodian restaurant metres apart from each other in Rue Alibert, not far from Place de la République. Witnesses described how a gunman first opened fire on Le Carillon cafe bar before heading across the road to Le Petit Cambodge and turning his gun on diners there.

Medics carry the wounded people to the ambulances near Le Petit Cambodge restaurant. Photograph: Getty Images

A young woman who arrived at the scene shortly after the attack broke down when she spoke to reporters. “It was surreal, everyone was on the ground", she said. “A girl was being carried in the arms of a young man. She seemed to be dead."

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Attacker named as Ismaïl Omar Mostefai

One of the attackers has been named in French media as Ismaïl Omar Mostefai.