Paris shootings live: Female police officer killed - and latest news from Charlie Hebdo manhunt
Live updates from the day after the Charlie Hebdo shooting
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Your support makes all the difference.- A mass search is still underway for those suspected to be responsible for the attack on satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo, which left 12 people dead focusing on villages to the north-east of Paris
- The two key suspects thought to be the Charlie Hebdo gunmen are reported to have been located in northern France on the RN2 in a grey Renault Clio with covered number plates
- The suspects were named as Chérif Kouachi, 32, and his brother Said, 34
- A large police presence has been noticed in Crépy-en-Valois, in Oise. Operations are underway. The manhunt is also taking place in other small villages around north east Paris such as Longpont and Corcy, in Picardie
- Nine individuals have so far been detained as part of the investigation
- Thousands rallied at the Place de Republique in Paris and the lights of the Eiffel tower were dimmed to honour those killed
- This morning a policewoman died after a new shooting took place in southern Paris, in an unrelated incident, according to the interior minister
- A lawyer of Charlie Hebdo has told Le Monde that a million copies of next week's issue will be circulated on Wednesday. The magazine's typical circulation is around 45,000, with a print run of around 60,000
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