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  • French road deaths hit 'historic' low as speed limit row goes on

    France — Link

    Some 3,250 people were killed in road accidents in France in 2018, 9 fewer than previous low, but many oppose lower rural 80kmh speed limit.

  • Armed gang free prisoner in south-east France

    France — Link

    The accomplices knocked a female guard to the ground and shot at the van in the town of Tarascon.

  • Paris-Rome refugee dispute awakens dark colonial legacy

    France — Link

    Populists in Italy have accused France of continuing to colonise many African states.

  • 'Red scarves' mount counter-demo to France's 'yellow vest' movement

    France — Link

    So-called 'red scarves', opponents of the 'yellow vest' demonstrations that have caused havoc in France with two months of protests against falling living standards for the lower paid, held a rally in Paris and other cities on Sunday calling for an end to the continued national disruption by the weekly street protests.

  • Yellow vest militant 'blinded for life' by French police 'rubber bullet'

    France — Link

    A lawyer for Jérôme Rodrigues, a high-profile militant with the 'yellow vest' protest movement who was struck in the right eye when police fired weapons at demonstrators during disturbances in central Paris on Saturday, said his client has been left permanently disabled by a police rubber bullet, in the latest case of dozens of life-changing injuries recorded among demonstrators in recent weeks.  

  • Banksy tribute to Bataclan dead stolen from Paris concert hall

    France — Link

    Thieves have cut out and escaped with an artwork by Banksy which the celebrated street artist had painted on an exit door of the Bataclan music hall in central Paris in tribute to the 90 people who were killed there in a terrorist attack by gunmen during a concert in November 2015. 

  • Oscar-winning French composer, musician Michel Legrand dies at 86

    France — Link

    Celebrated French musician Michel Legrand, whose approximately 150 film scores include those of 1964 classic The Umbrellas of Cherbourg, The Young Girls of Rochefort and The Thomas Crown Affair, and who was also a singer, conductor and jazz  player and composer working with a multitude of musical styles, has died at his Paris home at the age of 86.

  • 'France's 'yellow vests' back on streets on 11th weekend of protests

    France — Link

    The French interior ministry reported that around 70,000 supporters of the 'yellow vest' movement, launched in November against a new hike on fuel tax and which has since grown into a broad protest over falling standards of living for low- and middle-income earners, turned out ofor its 11th successive weekend of nationwide marches on Saturday, with several demonstrations in Paris including an evening rally at the Place de la République which was dispersed by police. 

  • Renault replaces detained Ghosn with new chairman and CEO

    France — Link

    French carmaker Renault on Thursday appointed outgoing Michelin boss Jean-Dominique Senard as chairman and its former second in command, Thierry Bolloré, as CEO, after Carlos Ghosn, who held both posts, resigned late Wednesday while in detention in Japan where has been held since November on financial misconduct allegations. 

  • France's 'yellow vests' to field candidates in European elections

    France — Link

    Following two months of nationwide protests as a loosely formed movement communicating mostly on social media, the so-called 'yellow vests', made up of low- and middle-income earners angry at falling living standards and against the political and social elite, have formed a group to field candidates for this spring's elections for the European Parliament.

  • French watchdog finds high levels of 'hazardous chemicals' in nappies

    France — Link

    In tests of widely selling baby nappies in France, the country's official national health agency Anses has found dangerous quantities of chemicals including aromatic hydrocarbons, dioxins and furans, and the presence of controversial weedkiller compound glyphosate.

  • PSG fined for ethnic profiling of young recruits

    France — Link

    Qatari-owned football club Paris-Saint Germain has been fined 100,000 euros by the French Professional Football League (LFP) following Mediapart's revelations of its practice of demanding talent scouts to report on the ethnic origins of potential young recruits.

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