France is today marking one year since the Paris attacks, in which 130 people were killed by Islamist terrorists.

Last night, Sting headlined a concert at the Bataclan concert hall - where 89 of the victims died.

But the event was marred by controversy.

The lead singer of 'Eagles of Death Metal' Jesse Hughes, was refused entry to the event.

The band were on stage when the attack began, one year ago.

But Hughes has provoked anger in France, by suggesting that Muslim members of staff at the Bataclan may have helped the terrorists.

Plaques are erected at six locations across Paris. The French President Francois Hollande is among those who have attended the ceremonies.

These survivors who were at the concert in the Bataclan say it was very emotional: