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  • French butter crisis raises a laugh

    France — Link

    While France's agriculture minister attempted to reassure the public that depleting butter stocks and rising pastry prices, caused by lower milk production and increased demand, could soon be ended by retaileers and suppliers agreeing to a price readjustment, one man from butter-producing heartland Brittany has put his buttered baguette up for auction online.

  • Man dies after falling from roof of Paris metro train

    France — Link

    A 21-year-old man has died after falling from the roof of a moving metro train in Paris, apparently trying to avoid colliding with a bridge, in what police suspect was a 'train surfing' stunt.

  • French jobless numbers fall by 1.8pct month-on-month in September

    France — Link

    A fall of 68,500 registered unemployed in September compared to August, leaving the official total number of jobless at 3,475,600, was the biggest monthly decrease registered since 1996.

  • Macron insists rights issues were discussed with Egypt's El-Sisi

    International — Link

    French President Emmanuel Macron, hosting an official visit to Paris by his Egyptian counterpart Abdel-Fattah el-Sisi, said on Tuesday that rights abuses in the Middle East country were discussed in joint talks but that he he understood the “context” of the fight against violent guerrilla groups in Egypt, which Amnesty International says is 'facing its worst human rights crisis in recent history'.

  • French prosecutor to decide whether parents can name son 'Jihad'

    France — Link

    The French public prosecutor's office in the southern city of Toulouseis to decide on whether the parents of a baby boy are legally entitled to name him Jihad, a phonetic spelling from the Arabic meaning "struggle" and which has become a common term adopted by Islamic fundamentalists engaged in terrorist attacks, which have claimed more than 230 lives in France over the past two years.

  • Human rights activists denounce French welcome to Egyptian president

    International — Link

    Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi's first official visit to France since the election this year of Emmanuel Macron is clouded by demands from NGOs that Paris should place human rights abuses at the fore of the agenda of discussions expected to centre on economic deals and counter-terrorism strategy.

  • Howl of protest at new French curb on noise at music events

    France — Link

    A public health decree designed to help reduce hearing problems linked to loud music at clubs, concerts or festivals by lowering maximum sustained sound level and limiting the volume of the deep basslines found in house, techno or drum’n’bass has met with loud protest from music events professionals.

  • People-smuggling gangs circle as migrants return to Calais

    International — Live

    After the mass displacement last year of thousands from the notorious makeshift 'jungle' camp near the French Channel port of Calais, where for years migrants gathered while hoping for a clandestine passage to the UK, smaller numbers have begun returning to the zone where people-smuggling gangs are again closing in.

  • Macron's dog takes a pee in fireplace during meeting with ministers

    France — Link

    Emmanuel Macron's Labrador-Griffon relieved himself in an ornamental fireplace during a filmed meeting between the French president and ministers at the Elysée Palace.

  • Eight face probe over alleged plot targeting French politicians

    France — Link

    The men, who include three minors, face investigation into claims far-right activists plotted to target both French politicians and mosques.

  • Oxford professor denies rape allegations by French author

    France — Link

    Professor Tariq Ramadan was said to have attacked Henda Ayari after inviting her to his hotel room after a conference on Islam in Paris in 2012.

  • Weinstein scandal sparks 'turning point' in France over sexual harassment

    France — Link

    Minister Marlene Schiappa says scandal has led women to denounce harassment at work and in public places, not just in the corridors of power. 

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