Germany probes suspected far-right murders

Prosecutors in Germany say they have found evidence to link the murders of 10 people over seven years to far-right extremists.

Eight of the victims were of Turkish origin, one was Greek and one was a German policewoman.

Nine were small businessmen - mainly kebab stall owners - who were shot in the face in broad daylight at their places of work.

The murders were committed in several German cities between 2000 and 2007.