Here are some of the latest developments in the Paris terror situation:
- Police are continuing to hunt for Hayat Boumeddiene (26) the girlfriend of gunman Amedy Coulibaly, who is believed to have shot and killed four people at a Jewish supermarket in Paris where 19 people were taken hostage. Coulibaly was shot dead as the siege came to an end.
- Brothers Cherif and Said Kouachi, who are suspected of killing 12 people at satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo, were shot dead by police on Friday afternoon after a tense stand-off on an industrial estate outside Paris.
- Prosecutor Francois Molins says Coulibaly and Boumeddiene spoke with the Kouachi brothers “ 500 times” over the telephone during the standoffs.
- Al Qaeda has claimed responsibility for the Charlie Hebdo attack.
- Interior minister Bernard Cazeneuve calls for "extreme vigilance" after an emergency security meeting in Paris on Saturday.
- A journalist tells how he called the warehouse where the Kouachi brothers were in a standoff with police before their death and spoke to Cherif.
- French president Francois Hollande calls on the country to "remain vigilant" as the hostage crisis which started at the Charlie Hebdo magazine massacre came to a bloody end with the loss of at least 20 lives.
- The US has issued a global travel warning for Americans following the Paris incident as well as attacks last month in Sydney and the October killing of a solder near Canada’s parliament.
- Ruadhán Mac Cormaic and Lara Marlowe on how a dark, disorienting week in France reached a brutal end.
- Irish based imam Shaykh Dr Umar al-Qadri launches a fierce denunciation of what happened in Paris in the name of his religion
- US counterterrorism officials say the Kouachi brothers had been tracked as potential jihadists.
- Paris Correspondent Lara Marlowe on why jihad came to Paris.
- Daily newspaper Liberation is providing Charlie Hebdo space and facilities to allow the satirical magazine to publish after a fatal attack on its offices.