Nice Terror Attack

The missing red flag meant that when he eventually was served an expulsion order from Italy, which he reached illegally by boat, he was basically free to go where he pleased.

Mohamed Lahouaiej Bouhlel, had recent interest in radical jihadist movements, but no evidence has been found on links with IS, although they called him as one of their soldiers

Emotions are running high in France after the third major attack in 18 months

At least 84 people were killed, and around 300 more injured on Thursday night in the city of Nice

Police officers pumped around 20 bullets in the truck during the bloody Bastille Day rampage

According to the ministry, 121 patients wounded in the attack, including 30 children, are still being treated in hospital

Five other people are already in custody, including the estranged wife of Mohamed Lahouaiej-Bouhlel

Truck driver was known to police for petty crimes but was not on a watchlist of suspected militants

A terrorist sped a rented truck through a crowd of thousands enjoying Bastille Day celebrations in Nice, killing 84 people

Witnesses described seeing how Bouhlel purposely steered the truck to hit men, women and children as they tried to flee

Defense Minister Raul Jungmann expressed "worries" over the Nice attack

Government spokeswoman said there had been a few injured British nationals in the Nice terror attack

The mother sent out an appeal on Facebook looking for any information on the whereabouts of the child, post was shared multiple times

At least 50 children hospitalised in the truck attack plowed through a crowd at Bastille Day celebrations in Nice, France

Vladimir Putin said Russia is willing to work closely with France and other countries to fight terrorism

The killer truck ploughed through a crowd enjoying Bastille Day celebrations in France killing 80 people