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Paris attacks victims demand greater compensation from public fund

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Lawyers of victims of the November 13th 2015 terrorist attacks in the French capital, which left 130 people dead and hundreds more wounded, say their clients should receive additional compensation for the “very considerable distress” they suffered and victims’ families be compensated for the hardship endured while waiting for news of their loved ones.

French women down tools to mark gaping gender pay gap

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A feminist group urged French women to leave work at 4.34 p.m. on Monday to highlight the pay gap between men and women's average hourly wage which, at 15.1% in 2010, means a woman will work 38.2 days more than a man for the same salary.

French teenager convicted for naming Wi-Fi network after IS

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Neighbours in Dijon had alerted police after noticing a Wi-Fi network with name 'Daesh 21' - Daesh is the Arabic acronym for Islamic State.

Basque separatist ETA leader arrested in France

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Mikel Irastorza, aged 41, who has been on the run since 2008, was detained in a house in Ascain, a village near the Pyrénées mountains.

French soldier killed in northern Mali

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His death brings total number of French military personnel killed in Mali since January 2013, when French operation there began, to 18.

Outrage over French plans to create database on 60 million people

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Massive database marks the first time the country has collected population data on such a scale since the start of the Nazi Occupation in 1940.

Migrants hiding in northern France after Calais camp demolished

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Some have headed for Grande-Synthe refugee camp at Dunkirk but many migrants are sleeping in ditches near coast and still trying to reach UK.

French authorities clear Paris migrant camp

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More than 3,000 migrants have been living in a sprawling camp in the Stalingrad district in the north east of the capital.

How France is falling out of love with hunting

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France is still Europe's biggest hunting nation with around one million hunters but thirty years ago the numbers were double that.

Suspect in Brussels Jewish museum shooting faces extradition to France

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Frenchman Mehdi Nemmoucheis accused of May 2014 shooting in which an Israeli couple, a French woman and a Belgian man were killed.