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A police siege in the French city of Toulouse has ended with a man suspected of killing seven people now dead, the AFP news agency reports.
Police had entered the flat where Mohammed Merah was holed up after a siege that lasted more than a day.
Earlier, Merah had said he wanted to die with "weapons in hand", before ending communications overnight, the interior minister said.
Merah was suspected of killing seven people in three separate attacks.
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