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The French authorities have made progress in their investigation into the brutal murder of 12 people in Paris yesterday morning.
Brothers Cherif Kouachi (left), 32, & Said Kouachi (right), 34, both from Paris, have been identified as the men who stormed into the office of French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo yesterday and killed 12 people, including two police officers. A third
suspect, 18 year old Hamyd Mourad, who didn't fire any shots, surrendered to police late last night after seeing his name circulating on social media. The two brothers, who are said to have been trained in Yemen as assassins, are still at large.