We have started to collect the most important news related to France in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Young French oysters are dying from a killer virus because developing their sex organs too soon has exhausted them, scientists believe.
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Police say they are still waiting for a ransom demand for two French sailors kidnapped in Nigeria's oil-rich region.
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Regional officials in France ban two non-lethal bullfights involving a child matador said to have killed 60 young bulls.
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A French aid organisation says two of its workers have been freed after being held hostage in Afghanistan.
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A deal that would involve the sale of most UK nuclear power stations to a French energy firm now appears uncertain.
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Tour de France winner Carlos Sastre says cycling is heading for "better times" after years of doping scandals.
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Aid agency Medecins Sans Frontieres says hundreds of illegal migrants are enduring 'crisis' conditions in detention.
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Carlos Sastre seals his first Tour de France title and becomes the third Spaniard in a row to win.
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Spaniard Carlos Sastre is poised to win the 2008 Tour de France as the riders enter the streets of Paris on the final stage.
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Spaniard Carlos Sastre is heading towards his first Tour de France win after his rivals failed to gain ground in Saturday's time-trial.
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Spaniard Carlos Sastre enters the penultimate stage of the Tour de France - a crucial 53km time-trial - with a lead of 84 seconds.
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Barack Obama tells Iran not to wait for a new US president before resolving the nuclear crisis with the West.
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Carlos Sastre will go into Saturday's key time-trial with a lead of more than a minute following Friday's 19th stage of the Tour de France.
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Carlos Sastre could extend his lead in stage 19 of the Tour de France ahead of Saturday's crucial time trial.
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Niger orders medical charity MSF to stop work because of suspected rebel links.
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Dozens of French military units are closing as part of a major shake-up in defence strategy, the PM announces.
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A nuclear watchdog in France expresses its concern after a series of recent incidents at nuclear power plants.
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Carlos Sastre looks to retain the Tour de France's yellow jersey in stage 18 from Bourg-d'Oisans to Saint Etienne.
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France's parliament passes a law which effectively ends the country's compulsory 35-hour working week.
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Spain's Carlos Sastre takes the yellow jersey after winning a thrilling stage of the Tour de France but Cadel Evans is favourite for overall victory.
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Frank Schleck looks to retain his lead of the Tour de France in the 17th stage which includes the gruelling l'Alpe d'Huez.
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Tour de France leader Frank Schleck keeps the yellow jersey after a gruelling mountain stage in the Alps.
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Frank Schleck keeps the yellow jersey after tackling the Col de la Bonnette in the highest stage of this year's Tour de France.
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French lawmakers back President Sarkozy's plans to rewrite the country's constitution - in a razor-edge vote.
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France's President Sarkozy plays down Lisbon Treaty tensions in Dublin, saying he is working on a "solution" with Irish leaders.
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How Senegal leads the Francophone world in Scrabble
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A four-year-old French girl is in a critical condition after her father beat her head against a monument in Rome, officials say.
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Sir Paul McCartney performs his greatest hits and speaks French to more than 200,000 fans at a Quebec concert opposed by nationalists.
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Veteran French midfielder Claude Makelele leaves Chelsea to sign for Paris St Germain.
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French President Nicolas Sarkozy is to meet Taoiseach Brian Cowen during his first official visit to Ireland.
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A lapse in security is blamed for the theft of 28kg (61lb) of plastic explosive and detonators from a site in France.
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Emma Jane Kirby speaks to the villagers of Maille where, in 1944, 124 people were killed by German soldiers.
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Anti-terrorist police are called in after 28kg (61lb) of plastic explosive Semtex and detonators vanish from a site in France.
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A French aid organisation says two of its workers have been abducted in central Afghanistan.
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A giant physics lab on the Swiss-French border is being cooled to a temperature lower than that of outer space.
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Italian Ricardo Ricco is the third cyclist at the 2008 Tour de France to test positive for the banned blood booster erythropoietin (EPO).
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Dublin looks askance at the French president's remark that the Republic of Ireland should vote again on the Lisbon Treaty.
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Norway's Kurt-Asle Arvesen comes out on top in a three-man sprint finish to take stage 11 of the Tour de France.
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A French cabinet minister backs the decision to deny citizenship to a Muslim woman, calling the burqa she wears a "prison".
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Stage 11 of the Tour takes the riders on a hilly, twisting 167.5km route from Lannemezan to Foix, which should favour a breakaway.
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Spanish rider Moises Duenas Nevado tests positive for EPO, according to the head of the French anti-doping agency, Pierre Bordry.
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2006 Tour winner Oscar Pereiro doubts Australian Cadel Evans can keep his overall lead in the Tour de France because of a weak back-up team.
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Leonardo Piepoli wins a gruelling 10th stage of the Tour de France, while Australia's Cadel Evans claims the yellow jersey.
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Dozens of world leaders view a spectacular military parade in Paris, the highlight of nationwide Bastille Day celebrations.
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Israelis and the Palestinians disagree over the final declaration of Paris' Mediterranean summit, a French minister says.
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