Paris Charlie Hebdo attack: live

Second Paris shooting kills policewoman after three suspect al-Qaeda gunmen attack offices of Charlie Hebdo, the French satirical magazine, with 12 dead - latest updates

By Andrew Marszal, Barney Henderson and David Millward

12:33PM GMT 08 Jan 2015

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• Policewoman killed in second Paris shooting
• Three suspects named; one, Hamyd Mourad, hands himself in
• Brothers Said and Cherif Kouachi remain at large
• Seven 'friends and associates' of suspects arrested
• France’s worst terrorist attack in a generation leaves 12 dead
• World newspaper front pages on Charlie Hebdo attack, in pics
• Gunmen storm Charlie Hebdo magazine office, in pictures

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12.35 The 12 people killed in the Charlie Hebdo terrorist attack are:

• Charb – (real name Stephane Charbonnier) 47, an artist and publisher of Charlie Hebdo

• Cabu – (real name Jean Cabut) 76, the lead cartoonist for Charlie Hebdo
• Georges Wolinski – 80, an artist who had been drawing cartoons since the 1960s
• Tignous – (real name Bernard Verlhac) 57, a member of Cartoonists for Peace
• Bernard Maris – (known as “Uncle Bernard”) 68, an economist and columnist for the magazine
• Honoré – (real name Philippe Honoré) 73, the artist who drew the last cartoon tweeted by the weekly publication
• Michel Renaud – a former journalist who was visiting the Charlie Hebdo offices
• Mustapha Ourrad – a copy-editor for Charlie Hebdo
• Elsa Cayat – a columnist and analyst for Charlie Hebdo
• Frederic Boisseau – a building maintenance worker
• Franck Brinsolaro – 49, a policeman appointed to head security for Charb
• Ahmed Merabet – 42, a police officer and member of the 11th arrondissement brigade
12.28 The whereabouts of the two gunmen remains unknown. They are said to be on the RN2 motorway back into Paris - still in the same grey Renault Clio that was hijacked after the shootings yesterday. Its number-plates are apparently balcked out.
_{A police officer mans a position at the Porte de la Villette road hub in Paris}
12.10 Security has been tightened at British ports and on Eurostar in the wake of the Paris attacks, Downing Street said. Matthew Holehouse reports:
Passports are also being more closely scrutinised on the French side of the border by British authorities.
The additional security measures mean a great visibility of security staff and police and greater scanning of cars and freight.
No 10 said the move was not in response to a specific threat but more a general reaction to recent events.
12.04 The Charlie Hebdo attack suspects are believed to have stolen food and petrol at gunpoint from this service station in Villers-Cotteret, Picardy - around 50 miles northeast of Paris - before driving off in the direction of the capital.

12.01 A bomb alert was declared at a train station in the French city of Colmar this morning, in the Alsace region of north-eastern France.
No link to either of the recent shootings has yet been suggested.
 http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/europe/france/11329976/Paris-Charlie-Hebdo-attack-live.html