This Is What's in the New <i>Charlie Hebdo</i> Issue

BBC Foreign Correspondent Fergal Keane was given an advanced copy of this week's Charlie Hebdo. Judging from Keane's description of the issue, the magazine contains about what you'd expect: crude caricatures of Muhammad, a woman lifting her burka to show her naked body, sexual images of the pope, cartoons about ISIS, and more. Keane's tweets about the issue are embedded below:

#CharieHebdo I've been given a copy of magazine
— Fergal Keane (@fergalkeane47) January 13, 2015

#CharieHebdo it features Prophet cartoon and satire on Islamic State.
— Fergal Keane (@fergalkeane47) January 13, 2015

#CharieHebdo Mag also features woman raising burka to reveal naked form.
— Fergal Keane (@fergalkeane47) January 13, 2015

#CharieHebdo There is also crude sexual content on Pope
— Fergal Keane (@fergalkeane47) January 13, 2015

#CharieHebdo Back page says: 25 years of work. terrorists 25 seconds of work
— Fergal Keane (@fergalkeane47) January 13, 2015

#CharlieHebdo 1/3 Editorial in magazine I've seen thanks millions who've shown solidarity.
— Fergal Keane (@fergalkeane47) January 13, 2015

#CharlieHebdo 2/2 But mag editorial attacks "pseudo intellectual insinuations" that it was Islamophobic.
— Fergal Keane (@fergalkeane47) January 13, 2015

#CharlieHebdo 3/3 Mag also says that millions who said 'Je Suis Charlie' also said "I am secularist"
— Fergal Keane (@fergalkeane47) January 13, 2015

#CharlieHebdo I've been into small office where mag put together.Copy has 16 pages.Much of it crude sexual satire.
— Fergal Keane (@fergalkeane47) January 13, 2015

#CharlieHebdo Spoke to Editor who defended magazine's record of causing offence. "We tease everybody."
— Fergal Keane (@fergalkeane47) January 13, 2015

#CharlieHebdo Emotional scene inside small office where mag put together as editor hugged cartoonist "Luz" who drew the latest image.
— Fergal Keane (@fergalkeane47) January 13, 2015

#CharlieHebdo Mag also says this week that it thanks those who genuinely defend freedom of speech "but rest can go f** themselves."
— Fergal Keane (@fergalkeane47) January 13, 2015

#CharlieHebdo Mag strongly criticises those who say "we condemn terrorism but..."
— Fergal Keane (@fergalkeane47) January 13, 2015

#CharlieHebdo Mag says "what made us laugh most this week is that the bells of Notre Dame rang in our honour."
— Fergal Keane (@fergalkeane47) January 13, 2015

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