Charlie Hebdo: Gun attack on French magazine kills 12

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Charlie Hebdo: Gun attack on French magazine kills 12

Gunmen have shot dead 12 people at the Paris office of French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo in an apparent militant Islamist attack.

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Police seal off Paris in huge manhunt after 12 killed in Charlie Hebdo attack

François Hollande declares day of national mourning after "assault on democracy" after three men storm satirical magazine.

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Charlie Hebdo: French police name suspects as massive manhunt continues

Police launch overnight raids in city of Reims but suspects remain at large.

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Charlie Hebdo: Now is the time to uphold freedoms and not give in to fear

Terrorists can kill and maim, but they cannot topple governments. We must not hand them victory by treating this massacre as an act of war.

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Charlie Hebdo suspects and third gunman killed in twin police raids

Four hostages dead after French Swat teams storm printing firm in Dammartin-en-Goële and supermarket in Paris.

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Charlie Hebdo staff hold emotional first editorial meeting after deadly attack

Libération provides journalists of satirical magazine space to bring out next edition, which will have print run of 1 million.


Meanwhile, on the other side of the Atlantic...



New York Times editor in fiery Facebook attack on critic of Charlie Hebdo stance

Dean Baquet calls journalism professor an "asshole". Marc Cooper had called decision not to publish cartoons "absolute cowardice".

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"France will shout its love for liberty and tolerance. Come in numbers."

One million expected in Paris as a country unites in grief and defiance.

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Paris anti-terror rally: all religions, ages and nations in massive show of unity

François Hollande says "Paris is the capital of the world" as estimated 3.7 million across France march in solidarity.

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Charlie Hebdo print run raised to 5m as copies in France sell out

People queued before dawn at kiosks across France for the first edition of the weekly to go on sale since last week's attacks.