A teacher has died and several people have been injured during a knife attack at a school in France, according to local media.
'A police operation has taken place at the Gambetta secondary school in Arras. The perpetrator is in police custody,' French interior minister Gerald Darmanin said. French media reported that a teacher had died in the incident with several others injured.
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