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A man has reportedly been decapitated by suspected Isis supporters at a factory in France.The murdered man's head was found attached to a wire mesh fence surrounded by two black flags linked to the terrorist group near the entrance to the factory in Saint-Quentin-Fallavier, police said.

According to Le Parisien newspaper, the man's face was covered in Arabic writing and there was speculation that he may have been murdered elsewhere and the body then taken to Air Products for the gruesome display.

A man named as Yassin Salhi, aged 35 and from Saint-Priest, near Lyon, was detained by a firefighter at the scene and has been arrested.
Authorities said he had previously been under security service surveillance after fears he had been radicalised and had links to extremists.

A "loud explosion" was heard at Air Products, a gas products firm, at 9.50am local time (8.50 BST) Le Dauphine Libre
reported.

Two men in a car had forced their way into the compound and after driving at speed within the factory grounds, they rammed a pile of gas cylinders, causing a small explosion.

At least one other person was hurt in the attack, although the extent of their injuries is not known.
Initial reports suggested neither the murder victim or attacker was an employee of the factory.

There is continued confusion over why initial reports said there were two attackers in the car, but only one man has been arrested.
French journalists have speculated that the second suspect could be among injured people and may be detained after treatment.

Speaking from Brussels before returning to France, President Francois Hollande said one person had been killed and two injured in what bore all the "hallmarks of a terrorist attack".

He said there was "no doubt" the terrorists, one man and an accomplice, meant to cause an explosion at the factory using gas cannisters.

"There is emotion but emotion cannot be the only response. There must also be action, prevention, dissuasion," the President added.

"It is vital to further our values, to never to give in and never, whatever the circumstances, create unnecessary division or intolerable suspicion.

"We will ensure that the French people are protected and eradicate the groups or individuals responsible for these acts."

The French interior minister, Bernard Cazeneuve, is in Isère and spoke this afternoon, where he identified the suspect and said several other arrests have been made in relation to the investigation.

He said Salhi did not have a criminal record but had links to Salafists and was known to security forces since 2006, when they believed he had been radicalised. They stopped surveillance two years later.

A Downing Street spokesperson said David Cameron has expressed his condolences to President Hollande during EU talks in Brussels.
"He expressed his sympathies for what looks like an appalling incident," she added.

"Details are still emerging, so we wait to see those. But it clearly looks an extremely concerning situation and our thoughts are with all those affected by it."
Air Products is headquartered in the US but is an international corporation with facilities in several countries, including the UK, mostly selling gases and chemicals for industrial use.

A spokesperson did not confirm whether its staff were among the two people reported injured and one dead but said the site had been evacuated.
He added: "Our crisis and emergency response teams have been activated and are working closely with all relevant authorities."
France has been in a state of high alert since the attacks on the Charlie Hebdo offices and a Kosher supermarket in Paris.