Paris attacks: BBC reporter breaks down in tears during live report

BBC Breakfast's Graham Satchell broke down during a live report from Paris today.
The reporter was overcome with emotion as he spoke live from the French capital in the aftermath of Friday's terrorist attack that killed at least 129 people.
Satchell, a dad of three, was speaking about the hope felt among Parisians when he had to stop for a moment.
Clearly distressed from the events of the last four days, he pauses and looks down from the camera.
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BBC: Graham Satchell is overcome with emotion as he reports on the Paris tragedy

Briefly speaking on air again to announce he has finished his report, he wells up again and walks off camera.
Viewers took to Twitter to commend Satchwell, who has worked for the BBC for 20 years, for his "honest reporting".

#grahamsatchell @bbcbreakfast please pass on love and support to Graham. The embodiment of honest, true reporting. https://t.co/491IJbQzMg

— Jon Waples (@Jon_Waples) November 17, 2015

@BBCBreakfast Thank you Graham Satchell in Paris. A journalist showing the emotion of the tragedy...yes there is hope.

— Tony Blackshaw (@Saldaea) November 17, 2015

Graham Satchell just cried whilst reporting from Paris. Has made me want to cry.....#bbcnews

— Emily (@emily_rich) November 17, 2015

Millions across Britain joined countries across several continents at 11am GMT with France observing a third day of national mourning yesterday.

President Francois Hollande led the country in a minute's silence at noon France time, in memory of those killed in the massacres.
The death toll in Paris currently stands at 129 people while another 415 people were admitted to hospital of which 42 are in a critical condition.