POPSTAR Kylie Minogue is among the people continuing to pay tribute to music fan Nick Alexander who was killed in the Paris terrorist attacks.
The Australian singer Tweeted: "Amongst the losses in the devastating tragedy, RIP #lover Nick Alexander. Paris, France .. Toujours."
The message, seen by up to 2.2million of her followers, came after a close friend of Nick's said he would love to hear from Kylie.
Nick, 36, a music merchandiser, has already been honoured by the Rolling Stone magazine and the likes of Damon Albarn and Cat Stevens.
He was killed at Paris's Bataclan concert hall where he was working selling on Friday.
Home secretary Theresa May has sent her condolences to Nick's family.
His parents Barry and Sheelagh live in Weeley and he attended St James' Primary School in Colchester and Colchester Royal Grammar School..
Colchester's MP Will Quince has spoken about the tragedy in the House of Commons.
Addressing Mrs May, he said: "Can you assure the House you will do all you can to work with the French authorities to bring the perpetrators of this heinous crime to justice?"
Mrs May said: "I join with you in sending our condolences to the family and friends of your constituent Nick Alexander, who was brutally murdered in the attacks that took place in Paris last week.
"Somebody just going about his business, going about business which was about providing enjoyment and fun to other people, particularly to young people, and yet was mown down in this way.
"I can give you an absolute assurance we are giving every assistance we can to the French authorities, and others in Europe, in ensuring we can bring those who played any part in this attack to justice."
The Home Secretary said she would be lobbying her counterparts across Europe for tighter gun laws, and told the Commons that reviews of Friday night's attacks were under way to make sure any lessons available could be learnt by the British police and security services.
Photographer Emmanuel Wino has also posted pictures of the Eagles of Death Metal concert at Paris’s Bataclan concert hall on Friday before terrorists killed 89 people.
He said he posted his pictures: “Because life goes on. Because they cannot win. Because it is awful and because no one can get back to it's normal life. Because too many friends (know or unknown) died on Friday evening. Because it's only Rock & Roll.”
Nick Alexander was selling merchandise near the venue’s entrance when gunmen stormed in.
And a musician who went on tour with Nick Alexander has paid tribute to him.
Nick sold merchandise for a tour organised by production manager Joel Stanley, who runs Production Value, in 2012.
He said: “I've had the pleasure of bumping into him ever since in venues and muddy fields always with that same smile on his face.
“If I ever doubted the human race then remembering him is the silver lining with so much hate and uncomprehendable acts of senseless violence flying around.
“My thoughts go out to his family and friends and hope this at least keeps reminding me about how precious life is and how people are amazing.”
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