No lack of material for latest ‘Charlie Hebdo’ edition, says editor

The editor in chief of French magazine Charlie Hebdo said he hopes this week’s edition makes people laugh despite the terrorist attack which claimed the lives of nine of its employees.

Gerard Biard said the satirical publication was “not missing content” because of the vast amount of cartoons produced by its contributors, including editor Stephane “Charb” Charbonnier, who was killed in last Wednesday’s attack in Paris.

It comes amid reports that one million copies of Charlie Hebdo, set for release tomorrow, will feature caricatures of the Prophet Mohammed.