I can imagine it from here also feel like crying as well.. chai!
Speaking to the camera, Mr Satchell said: 'The feeling here in Paris has certainly changed significantly since we arrived on Saturday when Paris was a ghost town.
'Last night it was incredibly busy. There were vigils here, there were vigils at the Eiffel Tower. The Eiffel Tower was lit up in red, white and blue, which I think is a sign of hope.'
His voice began to crack slightly as he said the last few words and he closed his eyes as he tried to compose himself.
Last night, the Eiffel Tower was open and illuminated for the first time since the attacks after turning off its lights out of respect for the victims.
Pausing for a moment, Mr Satchell looked down and touched his hand to his head before he looked off camera and said, 'sorry, I'm so sorry'.
He appeared to swallow hard as he tried to gather himself before again looking away.
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