We have started to collect the most important news related to France in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Former French football star Lilian Thuram says he has rejected President Nicolas Sarkozy's offer to join the government.
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France's Prime Minister Francois Fillon announces a series of measures designed to "revitalise" the French economy.
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French government wary of radical resurgence
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Unions in France lead big protests against the handling of the economic crisis, causing disruption to rail and air services.
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Seventh seed Vera Zvonareva makes short work of France's Marion Bartoli to win 6-3 6-0 and reach the Australian Open semi-finals.
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The French finance ministry is set to provide 5bn euros in credit guarantees to encourage lending to the airline industry.
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Authorities in France and Spain begin to repair houses, roads and power lines damaged by hurricane-force winds.
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The fiercest storm to hit Spain and south-western France in a decade kills 15 people, including four children.
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Justice Minister Rachida Dati, the first politician of North African origin to hold a top cabinet post in France, is to step down.
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Hugh Schofield discovers how a new version of English being spoken by business people is taking over in France.
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Danish cyclist Michael Rasmussen will not be able to ride in this year's Tour de France after the Court of Arbitration for Sport uphelds his two-year ban.
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Paris street artists struggle against false imports
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Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao is due to travel to Europe next week - but his trip will pointedly exclude France.
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Seven French soldiers are killed in a helicopter crash during a naval exercise off Gabon.
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British 1960s folk singer Donovan receives a prestigious cultural honour from the French government.
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Stars turn out for NRJ music awards in Cannes
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US singer Katy Perry is wrongly handed the award for best international song at France's main music award ceremony.
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Developers unearth the remains of at least 50 anti-French resistance fighters and war victims at a site in central Hanoi.
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Gaza conflict fuels Arab-Jewish tensions in France
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Petrol bombs have been thrown at a synagogue north of Paris, police say, days after another French synagogue was attacked.
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Tributes are paid to record-breaking climber Rob Gauntlett, and friend James Atkinson, who were killed in the Alps.
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Rob Gauntlett, the youngest Briton to climb Mount Everest, and another British climber have been killed in the French Alps.
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French Justice Minister Rachida Dati comes under fire for returning to work five days after giving birth to a baby girl.
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Rwandan official Rose Kabuye tells the BBC she must return to France for her trial and prove her innocence.
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President Sarkozy plans to scrap investigative magistrates, bringing French justice closer to the English-speaking world.
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Nine crew members of a French ship taken hostage at the weekend off the coast of Nigeria have been released.
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Arsonists drive a burning car packed with a petrol bomb into a French synagogue, raising fears of new anti-Semitic attacks.
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Pirates seize a ship owned by a French company off the Nigerian coast, taking nine crew hostage.
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A French company is to operate what could be Africa's biggest uranium mine, in Niger.
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State-run French TV stations stop showing ads in prime time as part of President Sarkozy's plans to reform public broadcasting.
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Three men - including the alleged mastermind of the 9/11 attacks - go on trial in France for the bombing of a Tunisian synagogue.
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Guinea's military leader promises to hold elections this year, a French envoy says.
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Top European envoys including the French president to try to secure a ceasefire, as Israel continues its assault on Gaza.
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Candid film follows France's first lady behind the scenes
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A French warship intercepts two suspected pirate boats in the Gulf of Aden and arrests eight Somalis, the French navy says.
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French fashion designer Ted Lapidus, who pioneered the unisex look and safari suit in the 1960s, dies from leukemia, at 79.
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A French investment manager who put $1.4bn into Bernard Madoff's fraud-hit fund kills himself, police say.
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Brazil signs a $12bn deal with France to buy 50 helicopters and five submarines, in a move aimed at helping Brazil's arms industry.
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Rwandan presidential aide Rose Kabuye is allowed to leave France to return home for Christmas, one month after her arrest.
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Brazil should have a permanent seat on the UN Security Council, says French President Nicolas Sarkozy.
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The New York Times says a letter purporting to be from the mayor of Paris that attacked Caroline Kennedy was a fake.
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A French technical crew begins work repairing a major undersea communications cable in the Mediterranean Sea.
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A French technical crew begins work repairing a major undersea communications cable in the Mediterranean Sea.
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The BBC's former Gaza correspondent, Alan Johnston, discusses captivity with the freed French hostage Ingrid Betancourt.
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First foreigner in charge of French gastronomic icon
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