The suspects are members of the five-million-strong French Muslim community.

The manhunt believed to be concentrating on Rheims, France’s champagne capital in the north east of the country stunned by the worst terrorist attack in 50 years.

This is where one of the brothers Said and Cherif Kouachi lived.

At least one of the brothers, in their early thirties, has a previous terrorism conviction

Another suspect 18-year-old Hamyd Mourad turned himself in to police at midnight.

They’re checking on his alibi offered to prove his innocence.

French president Francois Hollande’s declared a national day of mourning.

He says the attack will not be allowed to undermine free speech which is a founding principle of France.

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