Lights on Paris’s iconic Eiffel tower were dimmed last night as a tribute to the 12 people who died in the attack on the satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo.

President Barak Obama visited the French embassy in Washington yesterday to sign the condolences book for the victims of the terror attack on Charlie Hebo.

At the Grand Mosque leaders from the Islamic faith were joined by Jewish, Buddist, Protestant and Catholic counterparts denouncing the extremism that led French- born Muslim brothers Said and Cherif Kouachi to mount their attack on the publication that has regularly offended all of the above religions.

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