A spokesperson for the French ministry of Justice says that 10 children and teenagers have been killed.
52 persons are critical.
A whole family (an elderly couple, their daughter and their grandson) as well as a father to be who died while protecting his wife are among the victims.
Foreign victims include a Russian student, 2 German students and their teacher, 2 U.S. citizens (father and son), 2 Swiss nationals and a Tunisian.
The killer has been identified as Mohamed Lahouaiej Bouhlel. One of the main questions is, how could this guy drive for so long without being stopped?

Bye Leadsom!

Theresa May looks set to be crowned Prime Minister as Andrea Leadsom quits Tory leadership race

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Andrea Leadsom: I'm quitting the race

Andrea Leadsom has announced she has quit the leadership race and endorses Theresa May.

She said: "The best interests of our country inspired me to stand for our leadership. I believe in leaving the EU a bright future awaits. The referendum result represented a clear desire for change. A nine-week leadership campaign at such a critical point for our country is highly undesirable."

“The interests of our country are best served by the immediate appointment of a strong and well-supported Prime Minister," she said in a letter to 1922 Committee chairman Graham Brady.

"I am therefore withdrawing from the leadership election and I wish Theresa May the very greatest success. I assure her of my full support.”

Conservative leadership candidate Andrea Leadsom has announced she is pulling out of the race to replace David Cameron as prime minister.

The energy minister has paved the way for Home Secretary Theresa May, as the only remaining candidate, to be named Tory leader and PM as early as today.

12:34 pm 1922 Committee meeting to 'formally confirm' May as leader

The 1922 Committee must "formally confirm" Theresa May's appointment as Conservative Party leader and a meeting is taking place this afternoon, the committee's chairman Graham Brady has announced.

Asked if there was a chance the contest could be reopened he said there would be "none whatsoever".

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Ronaldo

May seems pretty much in favour... They couldn't stop using pictures of her the other day. She also had the most detailed profile on certain sites. I don't think it has to do with her extended experience.

Perhaps a bit too early but .....

Bye Germany!