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The French authorities say police have arrested aman on suspicion of opening fire on the offices of anewspaper and a bank in the capital Paris. ChristianFraser reports.

For three days, they hunted him there was discernible anxiety on the part of the authoritiesthat this man would strike again. Their tip-off came from a member of the public, who spottedhim in a car in an underground car park in the western suburb of Bois-Colombes. There arereports police are yet speak to this man who is incapacitated when arrested, possibly becauseof an overdose. That has not be confirmed by the prosecutor, but the authorities say hedoes bear a strong resemblance to the man who walked into the office of a nationalnewspaper, liberation on Monday, shooting a 23-year-old photographer twice in the back.Soon after that attack, the gunman appeared in a business district of La Defense,firing wildly atthe offices of the French bank Societe Generale. But he evaded police by hijacking a passing car,he was dropped on the Champs Elysees and have not been seen since.

The government of the Central African Republic said it's in negotiations with the fugitiveUgandan rebel leader Joseph Kony, the government's spokesman told the BBC that JosephKony was in the Central African Republic but wanted his security to be guaranteed before hegave himself up. Richard Hamilton reports.

This is the first time for many years that whereabouts of Joseph Kony have been revealed, theleader of the lord's resistance army, stands at the very top of the international criminalcourt's most wanted list for crimes against humanity and war crimes including rape, murderand recruiting child soldiers. The LRA is believed to have killed 100,000 people in a two-decade-long reign of terror.

The United States has described as positive the latest international talks on Iran's nuclearprogram, but said it is in no rush to get any deal done. A senior U.S. official said it will be hardto reach an agreement during the talks which resumed between Iran and world powers inGeneva. Iran's foreign minister said he had a positive meeting with the European Union's foreignpolicy chief Catherine Ashton who is mediating at the talks, her spokesman Micheal Mann toldthe BBC that they would determine to reach a lasting agreement.

No body is pretending this is gonna to be simpler and it is often tieing up for final details, sothis is the difficult bit, so you know, I think we have come here with the message that CatherineAshton wants to negotiate extremely hard to find a sustainable and robust deal, we made a lotof progress,there are still differences clearly between us, that's why we are not able to tie thedeal last time,we're gonna to just keep working very hard to make sure that we move thingsforward. Micheal Mann.

The American Secretary of State John Kerry says the U.S. and Afghanistan have reached anagreement on the final terms of a security deal that will determine the presence of U.S.troops in the country after 2014. Mr Kerry says the draft text will be put to a council of Afghantribal elders for approval on Thursday.

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Fierce fighting is continuing around the Syrian town of Qara, a day after forces loyal topresident Bashar al-Assad took it from rebels. Two suicide bombers killed ten people at asecurity post and another two bombers blew themselves up outside a hospital. A BBC reporterembedded with government forces says the fighting caused the army to close a majorhighway, suggesting that the battle in the area could escalate.

Scientists say a meteorite discovered in the Saharan desert is the oldest chunk of rock everfound for Mars, the researchers say the stone was from a time when mars was a relatively newplanet as Rebecca Morelle reports.

Dark and glossy, this piece of Mars that felt is nicknamed the black beauty, it measures just sixcentimeters across, but researchers say it gives us a wealth of information about the earliestyears of the red planet. Tests have shown that the rock dates to 4.4 billion years ago, makingit the most ancient Marxian meteorite ever found. It tells from a time when mars were just 100million years old, this was a turbulent period and scientists believed the piece have crustformed as volcanoes erupted all over the planet's surface.

The funerals have taken place in the Egypt of eleven soldiers who are killed in a car bomb attackin northern Sinai. The interim president Adly Mansour has declared three days of nationalmourning, the soldiers were travelling home on leave when a booby-trapped car exploded,ripping through their bus near the town of El-Arish.

The British scientist Frederick Sanger who twice won the Nobel Prize for chemistry has died atthe age of 95. He was honored in 1958 for work dealing with the structure of proteins, plantsand animals. Two decades later, he shared the prize for research into the formation of DNA.His work helped lay the foundations for the decoding of human geno.

Those are the latest stories from BBC news.