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  • May hosts French PM with pledge not to 'cherry-pick' in Brexit talks

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    British Prime Minister Theresa May met with her French counterpart, Bernard Cazeneuve, in London on Friday, pledging that Britain will not seek to 'cherry-pick' in negotiations over leaving the European Union, and reiterated her her aim to guarantee rights of EU nationals already in the UK and said she hoped France will do the same for Britons living there.

  • Refugees from Calais 'Jungle' camp begin studies at French university

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    In an operation beginning with French-language courses, the 80 former inhabitants of the now-demolished squalid Channel port migrant camp were required to have already been students in their home countries and to demonstrate interest in the university courses on offer.

  • Macron denounces France's 'barbaric' past in Algeria

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    Centrist presidential candidate Emmanuel Macron's comments, during a trip to Algiers, that French colonial past in Algeria included crimes against humanity, which he said 'we must face up to also by apologising to those who were hurt', have been slammed by his far-right and conservative rivals, the latter describing his move as 'unworthy'.

  • France warns Russia over presidential election hacking attacks

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    French foreign minister Jean-Marc Ayrault gave the warning after complaints by the party of centrist presidential election candidate Emmanuel Macron that his campaign was the target of 'fake news' put out by Russian media, including rumours about his private life, as well ascyber attacks on its databases.

  • Fillon spokesman in tax fraud probe

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    Conservative MP Thierry Solère, spokesman for his Les Républicains party's presidential candidate François Fillon - who himself is engulfed in a scandal over allegedly organising fake jobs for his family paid out of public funds - is under investigation for suspected income tax fraud, weekly Le Canard Enchaîné has disclosed, in a report expanding on Mediapart's initial revelations about the case last September.

  • France passes law sanctioning specious anti-abortion websites

    France — Link

    The French parliament on Thursday approved legislation that allows prison terms and fines to be handed against those involved in creating anti-abortion websites that imitate official information sites to dissuade women from terminating their pregnancy.

  • French army trains eagles to attack drones

    France — Link

    Following a similar programme in The Netherlands, the French army has successfully trained Golden eagles to bring down small drones after multiple security alerts involving flights of the radio controlled miniature aircraft over sensitive locations, including the Elysée Palace and nuclear power stations. 

  • Posthumous message by French jihadist in Iraq criticises IS chiefs

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    Rachid Kassim, who US and French authorities have said was killed in an air strike on Islamic State group positions near the beseiged city of Mosul last week, and who was suspected of coordinating terorist attacks in France, left an audi recording critical of the group's leadership for not taking part in front-line actions.

  • Kushners halt baseball team deal over France ambassador nomination

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    Speculation that Donald Trump will nominate Jeffrey Loria as US ambassador to France has led the family of the president's son-in-law and White House advisor, Jared Kushner, to pull out of a deal to buy Loria's baseball team, the Miami Marlins, reportedly to avoid allegations of conflict of interest.

  • French presidential candidate Macron promises 'tough' deal on Brexit

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    Maverick centrist Emmanuel Macron, the former French economy minister who is currently tipped by opinion polls to reach the two-horse final round of presidential elections in May, has warned Britain that 'you don’t get a passport and you don’t get access to the single market when you decide to leave' the European Union.

  • Unmasked adulterous French businessman seeks damages from Uber

    France — Link

    The man from the south-east Riviera region, who is reportedly claiming 45 million euros in damages, alleges a bug in the Uber mobile application allowed his wife to track his movements on her mobile phone after he used it on one occasion to book a ride.

  • At least four dead in avalanche in French Alps

    France — Link

    The victims were buried by a 400-metre wide avalanche near the ski resort of Tignes where search and rescue operations continued Monday afternoon for possible survivors from the group of skiers who are believed to have numbered nine people.

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