PMBlackburn published Paris attacks: Hundreds gather at Nottingham vigil

The Council House in Old Market Square was illuminated with the red, white and blue of the French tricolour as more than 200 people gathered to show solidarity with victims of the men and women killed in the Paris after the massacres by terrorists. Members of community groups spoke at the vigil, with the crowd holding candles as messages of peace and brotherhood were broadcast. Sajid Mohammed, of the Islamic Centre in Curzon Street, St Ann's, spoke and said it was vital people stick together...