Charlie Hebdo

Police to review patrolling following terror attacks in Paris which four Jewish people were killed.

Kerry meets with President Hollande in show of support after Paris shootings.

Gunman holding hostages at post office north-west of the French capital surrenders to police.

Early reports suggested several people, including a photographer, have been injured in the clashes.

The websites of media publications including Le Parisian, Marianne, 20 Minutes and L'Express are offline due to suspected cyber-attack.

Graphic designer behind #JeSuisCharlie hashtag seeks legal means to prevent commercialization of the slogan.

Charlie Hebdo 'survivors' edition' can be downloaded as an application for iPhone, iPad, Android and Windows Phone

Police have successfully averted an attack in Verviers after targetting a terrorist cell.

The group behind the ads claim to act against Jihad and Islamic supremacism.

The head of a leading US-based Islamic organisation called for unity and a sense of tolerance on Wednesday (January 14) on the day the first edition of Charlie Hebdo was released after an attack by Islamist gunmen.

Police reportedly found paedo-pornographic material on computers of Cherif Kouachi and Amedy Coulibaly.

Paris gunman travelled to Madrid before killing policewoman and four Jewish people.

Passengers flying out of airports in capital have chance of getting issue in departure lounges.

The slogan was created to show solidarity with the journalists killed in the Paris shootings.

Francois Hollande says: "You can murder men and women but you can never kill their ideas."

BREAKING: Motorist injures policewoman after driving towards her outside the Elysee Palace

Henri Roussel criticizes Charlie Hebdo's slain editor Charb for being 'stubborn' and overdoing provocative cartoons.

Francois Hollande says Paris shootings justify boosting military effort against Amedy Coulibaly's terror group.

Comedian Dieudonne and four men who shouted "death to Charlie" outside kosher bakery among arrested.

Marketing firms and merchandisers have been quick to capitalise on the Charlie Hebdo terror attacks in Paris

Extremist groups suffering but racism and islamophobia could be exploited.

Adel Defilaux put the sign up outside The Antishop in Brick Lane to support France.

Around 200 'terrorism-related' twitter accounts have been suspended following Anonymous campaign.

IS releases new video from French fighters following Paris attacks, threatening Europe and US.

Charlie Hebdo's new issue sells out before dawn around France, with scuffles at kiosks in Paris.

He said that France belongs to the "party of Satan" and warned of more "tragedies and terror".

Issues of the latest edition of Charlie Hebdo selling for thousands of pounds on eBay.

Speaking to Fox News on Charlie Hebdo, Ukip leader says there are no-go zones in most big French cities.

The Twitter account @jesuiskouachi has since been suspended.

Most British media didn't publish latest Charlie Hebdo cover despite #JeSuisCharlie campaign.