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The manhunt for the Paris shooters

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French police are searching for two remaining suspects in the attack on Charlie Hebdo in Paris: Cherif Kouachi, aged 32, and his 34-year-old brother Said.

Police have released pictures of the brothers to the media.

There are reports that the youngest of the three suspects identified earlier - Hamid Mourad, aged 18 - has been taken into custody after surrendering to police.

Handout photos released by French police show suspects Cherif Kouachi (L), 32, and his brother Said Kouachi (R), 34.

Photo: FRENCH POLICE / AFP

Over 500 armed police have been involved in the search for the suspects.

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2.44pm

Sources tell AFP that 18-year-old Hamyd Mourad surrendered to police at 23:00 local time on Wednesday "after seeing his name circulating on social media". "He has been arrested and taken into custody," another source told the agency.

Police are seen during the operation in Reims, northern France, following the attack in Paris that left 12 dead.

Photo: AFP

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2.37pm

Hamyd Mourad, the youngest of the three suspects, has surrendered to police, sources have told AFP.

2.56pm

Suspects' photos released - French police have released pictures of the brothers wanted over magazine massacre.

Said and Cherif Kouachi.

Photo: French Police