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  • 'We will defend EU interests, not those of UK politics': Macron

    International — Link

    Reacting late on Tuesday to the British parliament's rejection of Prime Minster Theresa May's Brexit deal with the EU, French President Emmanuel Macron said it was most likely that the UK would seek a better deal and that 'maybe we’ll make improvements on one or two things', but warned that the British would be the 'first losers' in a no-deal brexit, and that 'we won’t, just to solve Britain’s domestic political issues, stop defending European interests'.

  • Macron derides section of poor at launch of national debates

    France — Link

    French President Emmanuel Macron held a marathon seven-hour conference with local mayors in Normandy on Tuesday, the start of a national consultation on policy issues follwing the rolling 'yellow vest' protests, but caused controversy with disparaging comments about some in economic difficulty.

  • Paris police officers stand trial in tourist 'gang rape' case

    France — Link

    Two police officers from the Paris 'anti-gang' squad went on trial on Monday accused of raping a Canadian tourist at their headquarters in the French capital in 2014, after they met her in a nearby Irish pub.

  • Macron launches national debate prompted by 'yellow vest' protests

    France — Link

    In an open letter published in the French press on Monday, President Emmanuel Macron has set in motion a three-month series of debates in which citizens are invited to local venues to air their opinions and grievences about government policies, called in a move to appease the continuing 'yellow vest' protests against falling living standards among low- and middle-income earners. 

  • German WW1 submarine emerges off French coast

    France — Link

    Shifting sand off Wissant, near Calais, is exposing the remains of the UC-61 which was stranded there in July 1917.

  • Clashes in Paris as number of 'yellow vest' protesters rises

    France — Link

    Some 59 people were questioned, including for having unlawful weapons and participating in a group with the goal of committing violent crimes.

  • Three dead after Paris 'gas blast'

    France — Link

    Many others were injured and cars were also wrecked and other buildings damaged by blast in a bakery on Rue de Trévise in central Paris.

  • Child migrants struggle to survive in northern France

    France — Link

    Around 250 unaccompanied minors are camped out in freezing temperatures with no proper access to food, amid claims of attacks by police.

  • French prosecutors call for François Fillon case to go to trial

    France — Link

    Prosecutors urge court for ex-presidential candidate and wife Penelope Fillon who face claims of embezzlement and misuse of corporate assets.

  • France braces for ninth weekend of gilets jaunes protests

    France — Link

    President Macron prepares for three-month public debate as 80,000 police mobilise across country for more weekend demonstrations.

  • Yellow vests knock out 60% of all speed cameras in France

    France — Link

    France's interior minister Christophe Castaner said the wilful damage was a threat to road safety and put lives in danger.

  • Former homeless women star in new French comedy

    Culture et idées — Link

    They star in award-winning story about sleeping rough in the north of France as a social work centre is threatened with closure.

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