Bulgarian authorities say they have arrested a French citizen believed to have links to one of the brothers suspected of the terror attack against the Charlie Hebdo magazine.

French satirical weekly Charlie Hebdo is publishing a cartoon of the Prophet Mohammed on the cover of its first issue since Islamic extremists killed 12 people at its offices.

French satirical weekly Charlie Hebdo is publishing a cartoon of the Prophet Mohammed on the cover of its first issue since Islamic extremists killed 12 people at its offices.

Up to 10,000 troops are to be deployed to protect sensitive sites.

One of the gunmen responsible for last week’s massacre at a French magazine claimed to have lived with the Nigerian who tried to carry out the failed al-Qaeda “underwear bomb” plot five years ago, a Yemeni reporter has said.

France's Interior Ministry has posted video footage of police storming the industrial site in Dammartin-en-Goele last week.

The man whose amateur video of a Paris police officer’s cold-blooded murder shocked the world now regrets sharing the footage online, saying he never expected it to be broadcast so widely.

In the days after the bloody end of twin French hostage crises on Friday, stories of life-saving courage filter out.

Yesterday’s marches, ceremonies of remembrance and defiance, were among the greatest expressions of solidarity and determination seen in Europe since VE Day — May 8, 1945 — when the final destruction of an evil as malignant as that expressed in France and Nigeria last week was celebrated.

A businessman taken hostage by the Charlie Hebdo killers has described how he kept a colleague from their clutches in an act of heroism which helped police capture the fugitives.

The terrible events unfolding in France show how very dangerous extremism can be — even for extremists.

Al Qaida’s branch in Yemen tonight claimed it had directed the attack against the French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo in Paris “as revenge for the honour” of Islam’s Prophet Mohammed.

At least four people, including the attacker, have died at a kosher grocery store in Paris where a gunman took several hostages, police officials said.

Police union representative Christophe Crepin has told LCI television that it appeared that the gunman who took hostages at a kosher market in Paris has died after police stormed the building.

The two brothers behind the Charlie Hebdo terror attacks in Paris have been killed, according to reports, as police stormed both siege scenes.

Two brothers are suddenly the most wanted men in France, suspected of the armed onslaught on a newspaper office that claimed a dozen lives and horrified this country and much of the world.

French anti-terrorism police converged on an area northeast of Paris after two brothers suspected of being behind an attack on a satirical newspaper were spotted at a gasoline station in the region.

The youngest of the three suspects in the terror attack on a French satirical magazine in which 12 people died has handed himself in to police, according to reports.

Police were last night searching for two brothers from the Paris region and a man from the northeastern city of Reims, over yesterday’s shooting at satirical weekly magazine Charlie Hebdo, a police official and government source said.

An anti-terror raid is reportedly underway in the city of Reims in France after police identified three suspects in the French terror attack.