Security forces dramatically ended a three-day terror spree around Paris, killing the two al Qaida-linked brothers who staged a murderous rampage at a satirical magazine, and an associate who seized a kosher supermarket to try to help them escape.

Survivors of the brutal terrorist attack on satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo hope to print 1m copies of their next issue.

One suspect sought in the deadly shooting at a French satirical paper has turned himself in, as police hunt for two heavily armed men with possible links to al-Qaida.

Officials say that the gunmen responsible for the shooting dead of 12 people at a French satirical newspaper are still at large in Paris.