We have started to collect the most important news related to France in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Alize Cornet says the decision to ban Serena Williams from wearing a catsuit at future French Opens was "10,000 times worse" than her reprimand at the US Open.
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French world number 31 Alize Cornet was given a code violation for taking her shirt off on court during her US Open first-round defeat by Johanna Larsson.
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As British and French fishermen clash in the Channel, Lucy Williamson examines what lies behind the tension.
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Boats are damaged and stones thrown as French and UK fishermen duel in the English Channel.
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French and British fishing fleets have come to blows over when they can catch scallops.
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Popular green activist Nicolas Hulot shocks his radio hosts, saying he felt "all alone" in government.
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After Marie Laguerre was hit in the face on the street, she shared footage of it which went viral.
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Vanesa Campos, a transgender prostitute, reportedly died defending her client from armed robbers.
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Singer Saad Lamjarred was on bail for a rape case in Paris when the alleged attack was reported.
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A bottlenose dolphin nicknamed Zafar has been getting too close to bathers.
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Serena Williams will be banned from wearing her black catsuit at the French Open from next year, with the tournament set to introduce a stricter dress code.
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France's interior minister says the incident is not currently being treated as terrorism.
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Rappers Booba and Kaaris were arrested after a fight in an airport departure lounge.
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In a small French fishing port, hundreds of migrants are risking their lives every day.
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Michael Jackson's daughter was accused of hypocrisy after appearing on a magazine cover in Singapore.
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Tracking down those who helped Catalonia hold an independence vote ruled illegal by Spain last year.
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The French capital's new outdoor urinals cause a stir, plus other stories you may have missed.
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A claim by a French woman that her late son left her some of his estate by text message is rejected.
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Residents react with dismay to the newly-installed, and fully exposed, eco-friendly urinals.
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Louis de Causans wants €351m, saying France tricked his relatives out of the principality's throne.
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Somewhere in France lies buried a small statuette and for 25 years thousands have searched for it.
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More than 100 children were evacuated from a summer camp after heavy floods this week.
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Six rooks are put to work collecting litter at the Puy du Fou theme park in the west of the country.
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German cyclist Jan Ullrich allegedly assaulted a prostitute in a luxury hotel in Frankfurt.
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More than 100 children from a summer camp are among those taken into shelters.
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Joël Robuchon owned a dozen restaurants across three continents and won a record 31 Michelin stars.
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President Macron called Arsène Tchakarian a hero "whose voice resonated strongly to the very end".
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The grandparents of French children of IS fighters in Syria and Iraq want them brought home.
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The girl was killed in a flash flood while on a canyoning trip on the French island of Corsica.
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Musicians Booba and Kaaris are arrested after their altercation causes flight delays.
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Sanofi is building a 14 week stockpile of drugs, including insulin, in case of Brexit disruptions.
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The Regent and Cordelière burned together and are now the focus of a French explorer's mission.
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BBC Click joined Team Dimension Data at the Tour de France to see how tech could influence the race.
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A student speaks out after CCTV shows a man slapping her for objecting to abuse in a Paris street.
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Henri Le Masne, who disappeared in a storm while skiing in Italy, is identified with Facebook help.
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Geraint Thomas says he is "floating around on cloud nine" after becoming the third British winner of the Tour de France.
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Nantes create a clip of the hit video game Fortnite to introduce Brazilian midfielder Lucas Evangelista as their new signing.
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Alexandre Benalla was a French presidential bodyguard until video emerged of him beating protesters.
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Rédoine Faïd, who broke out of prison on 1 July, ditched a car with explosives after being spotted.
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Pupils protest over a Paris school's plan to track them with Bluetooth devices.
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The French president is under pressure as an ex-aide is charged over an assault.
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This affair will pass but the ham-fisted response exposes a lack of talent in the Elysée.
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Ten thousand dead soldiers have been lying under Fleury-devant-Douaumont since World War One.
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Tatiana-Mosio Bongonga walked 35 metres off the ground in front of hundreds of people in Paris.
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Bruno Le Maire accuses the US of using "the law of the jungle" with unilateral tariffs
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Officers are suspected of leaking footage in a bid to help a presidential aide accused of assault.
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The professional cyclists tackling the Tour de France seem superhuman. But can ordinary riders learn a few lessons?
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The sacking of the French presidential staff employee follows footage of attacks on protesters in Paris.
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A member of the French president's staff was filmed attacking two people during a protest in Paris.
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A French diplomat accuses Daily Show comedian Trevor Noah of denying the players' "Frenchness".
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The victorious footballers parade the trophy before hundreds of thousands of fans in Paris.
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Crowds of fans lined the Champs-Elysées in central Paris to give the French World Cup winners a heroes' welcome. French president Emmanuel Macron also celebrated with the team.
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A comment heralding the multicultural French World Cup winners sparks an online debate about racism.
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The metro celebrates France's World Cup victors, as the capital prepares to salute their return.
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Four anti-Putin activists face fines for disrupting the World Cup final between France and Croatia.
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France celebrates winning the World Cup, 20 years after their first trophy on home soil.
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The players and the president were celebrating in the changing room after France's World Cup win.
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Police used water to disperse crowds when violence erupted after France's win over Croatia.
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Paris erupts into celebration as Zagreb weeps, after France beat Croatia in the World Cup final.
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Fans in Paris danced and let off flares as their national team beat Croatia 4-2 in Moscow.
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What France's World Cup victory tells us about the country's renewed sense of identity.
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France win the World Cup for the second time by beating Croatia 4-2 in a tremendous final in Moscow.
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Croatia can become the lowest-ranked team to win the World Cup, while France are aiming to make up for Euro 2016 heartbreak when they meet on Sunday.
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Stunt bikes, brightly-coloured uniforms and aircraft displays formed part of the annual parade.
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One French teacher had $12,000 in his bank account from selling test papers, the court says.
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The 150-year-old French execution device was sold despite objections from auction regulators.
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Brussels metro plays the football team's Tous Ensemble song after losing a bet on the semi-final.
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Crowds in Paris became rowdy during celebrations of France's World Cup victory against Belgium.
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Up to 4.6m bottles have been sold with misleading labels in French cafes, hotels and restaurants.
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Daniel Cordier tells the BBC how he served as right-hand man to France's Resistance leader Jean Moulin.
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Chris Froome crashes on opening stage of the Tour de France as his quest to win a record-equalling fifth title begins with a scare.
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The city of Nantes suffered three nights of rioting after a man was shot during a police check.
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The French investigators' findings contradict Egypt's statements suggesting a bomb was responsible.
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A family in France has become the first in the world to move into a 3D-printed home.
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The French director and writer was best known for his groundbreaking documentary of the Holocaust.
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The 19-year-old French striker is being compared, by some fans, with the likes of Messi and Ronaldo.
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France’s president has visited a nightclub founded by legendary musician Fela Kuti in Lagos.
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France's president tells the BBC that Europe will be dealing with migration from Africa for decades.
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Barcelona deny that former president Sandro Rosell illegally bought a liver for ex-France defender Eric Abidal, who needed a transplant.
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Wang Jian, 57, was taking photos when he fell off a wall in France's Provence region, police say.
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Austria is set to lift the diplomat's immunity after he is linked to the foiled attack.
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A US team aided by French divers will carry out DNA tests to identify the downed airmen.
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Sunday's helicopter escape from a French prison is just the latest in a line of extraordinary break-outs.
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The anti-doping case against Britain's four-time Tour de France winner Chris Froome is dropped by cycling's world governing body.
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Redoine Faid sparks a 3,000-strong manhunt after escaping French prison with the help of armed men.
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Some of the murals have been seen as taking aim at Europe's migrant crisis and capitalism.
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French cement giant Lafarge is under investigation over allegations of funding a terrorist group in Syria.
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Tom Goron breaks the record for crossing the Channel in a small children's sailing dinghy.
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Assessing the mood in Berlin, Paris, Rome, Madrid and Budapest ahead of this week's get-together.
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French butchers say attacks on their shops from groups promoting veganism amount to terrorism.
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A 19-year-old, who says she accidentally crossed the US-Canada border, was detained for two weeks.
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Edouard-Jean Empain was an industrialist whose abduction and mutilation gripped France in 1978.
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Plans for a private swimming pool at the French president's summer retreat land him in hot water.
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One mayor says children under 10 years old should not walk alone, in case of an attack.
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The French president was meeting young people when one student called him something he didn't like.
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Some 630 migrants aboard the Aquarius ship are due to land in Spain after being turned away by Italy.
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The decision to cut maximum speeds on country roads to 80km/h (50mph) is proving unpopular.
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After a diplomatic row, French and Italian leaders propose new EU asylum processing centres in Africa.
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