First, post-massacre edition, shows a tearful Prophet, while slain police are honoured by President Hollande and victims of kosher supermarket siege are buried in Israel

Who were the gunmen working for? And is there still a threat?

The 89-year-old's departure poses a headache for beleaguered PM Matteo Renzi

Italian media said the CIA and Israel’s Mossad had contacted Vatican officials to warn of an imminent security risk

David Cameron has said the pundit is 'clearly a complete idiot'

There are fears that last week’s attacks in Paris have crystallised the cause of the protest movement

As much of the country stands together, Kim Sengupta meets young Muslims unmoved by liberal consensus

Sigolène Vinson - a legal affairs commentator for the satirical magazine - said one of the Kouachi brothers told her: 'Because I am sparing you, you must read the Koran'

The French newspaper Liberation, which is hosting surviving staff from the magazine, unveiled the front cover on its Twitter feed last night

Group said Anonymous’s pledge to avenge Charlie Hebdo shootings was racist

The phrase was coined by an artist hours after the Paris attacks

The hashtag has been used thousands of times in the wake of Charlie Hebdo massacre

He launched his strongly-worded tirade on Dutch television

Kremlin confirms 'there is no such trip on the president's schedule'

There are concerns the number of editions being sent to Britain will not meet the expected demand