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| The Prince is currently on a tour of Australia |
THE Prince of Wales is set to send a message of "profound sympathy and solidarity with the people of Paris" to French president Francois Hollande.
The Prince of Wales is set to send a message of "profound sympathy and solidarity with the people of Paris" to French president Francois Hollande.
Clarence House have confirmed that Prince Charles will send the French leader his condolences.
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| At least 160 people are reported to have been killed and hundreds more injured |
The heir to the throne, who is 67 today, will begin a planned celebration barbecue by asking guests to join him in expressing their sympathy with the French people.
Charles and Camilla are currently on a tour of Australia and will continue with engagements in Albany and Perth today.
They are on the penultimate day of their tour n will continue with engagements in Albany and Perth today.
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| Those dead include 120 people who had been held hostage in the Bataclan Theatre |
At least 140 people are reported to have been killed and dozens more injured during a series of horrifying attacks across Paris.
Those dead include 118 people who had been held hostage in the Bataclan theatre in the French capital.
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| EMERGENCY: Francois Hollande described the events as "terror attacks on an unprecedented level" |
They were slaughtered inside the building before police shot dead two gunmen.
Earlier around 40 more were killed in a Kalashkinov shooting inside a restaurant in the 10th arrondissement of the capital.
The Foreign Office is yet to learn whether any British nationals were caught up in the attacks, a spokesman told newsnewsblog.blogspot.com.
President Francois Hollande described the events as "terror attacks on an unprecedented level".
The Prince is due to visit Paris soon to give a speech at an event set to be attended by world leaders.
Charles will speak about matters concerning climate change.
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