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HSBC envisages moving 1,000 jobs to Paris in event of Brexit
The bank, which recently announced it is keeping its HQ in London, said global banking and markets staff could move to Paris if UK leaves EU.
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France leads resistance to UK push for its banks to dodge euro regulations
As diplomatic efforts to keep UK in the EU gather pace before key Brussels summit this week, France heads campaign against City of London perks.
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Rivals snub Sarkozy policy speech
Conservative presidential election rivals did not attend the opposition party leader's keynote speech at the end of weekend policy meeting.
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French PM rejects permanent European quota for refugees
Manuel Valls said France, which has pledged to take 30,000 of the 160,000 refugees to be absorbed by European countries, 'won't take any more'.
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Charities denounce police and militia 'attacks on migrants' in Calais
UK and French associations report children are among victims who have suffered stabbings, broken bones, severe bruising and head trauma.
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Mystery DNA print found on Paris attacks bomb belts
Investigators have found matching but unidentified DNA samples on two explosive belts abandoned by terrorists after the November attacks.
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Paris court rules against Facebook in row over picture of female nude
Court rules that account user who posted image of Gustave Courbet's Origin of the World can sue Facebook in France for removing it against his will.
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French Greens turn on leader who accepted ministerial post
Emmanuelle Cosse, named this week as housing minister in the socialist-led government, has lost leadership of the EELV party which opposed the move.
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Half of Calais 'Jungle' migrant camp to be razed
Some 1,000 migrants are to be displaced from a part of the the makeshift and insalubrious camp which the authorities will raze next week.
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French government reshuffle sees former PM return as foreign minister
Jean-Marc Ayrault, President Hollande's first PM, is among nine new government members, including Green party leader Emmanuelle Cosse.