Two sieges in France have ended with Police killing three terror suspects and freeing their hostages.
French police have stormed two hostage sites in the Paris area, killing three hostage takers.
Two brothers - who attacked Charlie Hebdo magazine on Wednesday - were killed at a warehouse where they had held a hostage north of Paris.
In the second incident in eastern Paris, anti-terrorist forces stormed a supermarket where hostages were being held by a gunman with reported links to the brothers.
The suspect and four hostages died, but 15 people managed to escape
President Francois Hollande has called for the French public to stand together at this difficult time.
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