An eyewitness has spoke of an ongoing incident at a Glasgow hotel.
 
Witness Craig Milroy, who saw the aftermath of the incident from an office building nearby, said he had seen four people taken away in ambulances.
 
He told the PA news agency: "I saw a man lying on the ground, of African descent, with no shoes on. He was on the ground with someone holding his side - I don't know if it was a bullet wound, a stab wound, or what it was."
 
Mr Milroy said the man was one of the four taken away by medics and believed him to be a victim of an attack.
 
He added: "After that we saw commotion, ambulances further up and we saw armed police all running into the hotel next to the Society Room.
 
"We were still standing outside, after that the police all came down, the riot police and triage team told us to go back in and lock the door."

A man has been shot by an armed officer after a multiple stabbing in Glasgow. Glasgow city centre has been locked down following reports of a knife attack in the stairwell of a hotel. Unconfirmed reports say three people are dead and a police officer injured after being stabbed.  
 
Around 20 police vehicles have been sent to the Park Inn, West George Street along with sniffer dogs, armed officers, and paramedics wearing protective clothing. Authorities have confirmed an officer is being treated in hospital for injuries and that a male suspect had been shot dead shortly after 2pm.  
 
The hotel has been closed for business due to the coronavirus pandemic but it has been used to house asylum seekers during lockdown. Human rights activist Mohammad N Asif tweeted that he had spoken to someone staying there and said ‘many people had been stabbed by knives’.

UPDATE 15:25 ACC Steve Johnson said: "The individual who was shot by armed police has died. Six other people are in hospital for treatment to their injuries including a police officer, who is in a critical but stable condition.

An eye witness to the major incident in Glasgow City Centre has told LBC he saw a man enter the reception area and stab two people.

"I'm not able to put a precise number on that. It was mentioned three, but we don't know if that includes the alleged armed attacker as well.
 
"At this moment in time we can say there are reports of fatalities but there is no precise number on that."
 
He added: "They're not in a position where they're yet determining that this is being treated as a terrorist incident, but sources I've been speaking to certainly are suggesting that it may well be heading in that direction."

Sujet : Terrorisme islamiste en France et Occident  /!\Faits divers=TT

1a : an occurrence of an action or situation that is a separate unit of experience : happening
2 : an action likely to lead to grave consequences especially in diplomatic matters

Fait, événement de caractère secondaire, généralement fâcheux, qui survient au cours d'une action et peut en perturber le déroulement normal : Incident technique qui interrompt une émission.
 
Événement sans importance excessive, mais qui peut entraîner des complications, des difficultés dans les relations internationales ou dans le domaine social ou politique : Incident de frontière.

#UPDATE Scottish police on Friday said armed officers shot dead a man after a suspected stabbing in #Glasgow left six others injured, including one of their colleagues http://u.afp.com/3sdz

La plupart des déchéances de nationalité sont prononcées pour terrorisme
 
Entre 1996 et 2016, 13 déchéances de nationalité ont été prononcées en France.

Il n'y a eu aucune déchéance de nationalité durant le mandat de Nicolas Sarkozy. Cela a repris en 2013 avec la condamnation du Franco-Marocain Ahmed Sahnouni el-Yaacoubi pour «association de malfaiteurs en relation avec une entreprise terroriste ». Il est déchu de la nationalité française le 28 mai 2014. En octobre 2016, Bernard Cazeneuve, ministre de l'Intérieur de l'époque, annonce avoir demandé la déchéance de nationalité pour quatre Franco-Marocains et un Franco-Turc (Rachid Ait El Haj, Bachir Ghoumid, Attila Turk, Fouad Charouali et Redouane Aberbri), condamnés pour leur participation aux attentats de Casablanca de 2003.

Surrounding streets were sealed off as ambulances and police vehicles converged on the building shortly at around 12.50pm on Friday. Witness footage on social media showed armed officers entering a property next to the hotel as members of the public exited with their arms raised. The alleged assailant is believed to have been an asylum seeker, according to Whitehall and police sources.
 
The Guardian understands counter-terrorism police in London were alerted and monitored the situation, but in a statement issued later on Friday, Police Scotland said: “The incident in West George Street, Glasgow is not being treated as terrorism. The investigation is continuing.”