PARIS (AP) The latest on the deadly attacks in Paris. (All times local): 7:45 p.m. With a police helicopter whirring above and armed officers on patrol, soccer fans are flowing into London’s Wembley Stadium before a friendly match between England and France four days after the deadly attacks in Paris. The atmosphere was calm on a wet and windy evening and supporters appeared intent on sending a defiant message of unity after at least 129 people died Friday night in attacks on the French capital. England fan Robert Williams, wearing a beret and holding a French flag, says ”tonight is more about solidarity than football … it is about remembering the people that have lost their lives in such tragic circumstances.” Prince William and British Prime Minister David Cameron were to be among the near-80,000 spectators at English football’s national stadium. — 7:30 p.m. The soccer stadium in Hannover, Germany, is being evacuated and stadium loudspeakers say the game has been cancelled. The stadium was hosting a match between Germany and the Netherlands. Many top German officials, including Chancellor Angela Merkel, were scheduled to attend the match to show they will not bow to terrorism. — 6:45 p.m. German police… Read full this story
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