Only surviving Paris attacks suspect to face judge

The only surviving suspect from last November's attacks in Paris is set to face an anti-terrorism judge for interrogation, after refusing past questioning in frustration at 24-hour video surveillance of his prison cell.

A helicopter circled over the Palace of Justice in central Paris as a car believed to be carrying Salah Abdeslam arrived this morning.

#BREAKING #Paris attacks suspect Salah #Abdeslam arrives at courthouse in Paris. Has yet to answer judge questions. pic.twitter.com/9c6Dt1qJb0

— Chris Stewart (@CStewartNews) September 8, 2016

The 26-year-old kept silent at a hearing in May, and refused to attend a hearing in July.

His lawyer argued that the two live video cameras in his cell at Fleury-Merogis prison could cause psychological damage, but France's top administrative authority refused to order them to be removed.

Abdeslam, who was born in Belgium of Moroccan descent, was jailed after a months-long manhunt following the November 13 attacks on a rock concert, cafes and the national stadium in which 130 people were killed.