We have started to collect the most important news related to France in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Five executives, from a company that was once one of the world's leading makers of breast implants, are due to face trial in France accused of aggravated fraud
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A driver has been killed and several passengers are seriously injured after a coach carrying Britons crashed in the French Alps.
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French government ministers have revealed details of their personal wealth as part of efforts by Francois Hollande to regain public trust.
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French government ministers reveal details of their personal wealth as part of efforts by President Hollande to regain public trust.
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After a season helping Wales win the Six Nations and securing a new club in France, Jamie Roberts achieves his other career goal and qualifies as a doctor.
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French government ministers are due to reveal details of their personal wealth as part of efforts by Francois Hollande to regain public trust.
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French police are hunting a notorious convicted armed robber, who staged a dramatic escape from prison.
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A notorious convicted armed robber is being hunted by police in northern France after staging a dramatic escape from prison.
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France's upper house of parliament has voted to legalise gay marriage.
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Masks from a native American tribe fetch record prices at a Paris auction, after a legal challenge to stop the sale fails.
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France's upper house of parliament votes to legalise gay marriage, meaning the bill will become law after a final vote in the lower house, due in May.
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A native American tribe and its supporters, including actor Robert Redford, hope a Paris judge will stop an auction of sacred masks, which they say would be a "sacrilege".
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France's top rabbi, Gilles Bernheim, resigns after admitting plagiarising several authors and faking an academic status on his CV.
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About 5,000 people hold a demonstration in Paris linking critics of the gay marriage bill currently going through parliament to homophobia.
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Lionel Messi comes off the bench to kick-start a Barcelona fightback as they reach the Champions League last four on away goals.
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One of the world's most visited museums, the Louvre in Paris, has been closed for the day as staff protest over intimidation by pickpockets.
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France's President Hollande calls for "eradication" of the world's tax havens, as he tries to repair damage caused by a tax scandal.
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An official says Mali is to send the French president a replacement camel after the first, given to him as a gift, was eaten.
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France begins to withdraw troops from Mali where they have battling Islamist militants, the French defence ministry says.
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The French government says ministers must declare their assets by 15 April, in a new transparency drive sparked by a scandal over tax evasion.
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French forces launch one of their biggest offensives against militants in northern Mali before the start of their troop withdrawal later this month.
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Malians fear Islamist attacks when French withdraw
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Mali is now in a state of transition as French troops prepare to leave Mali following their military campaign against Islamist insurgents.
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Paris St-Germain boss Carlo Ancelotti denies he was forced by the club's owners to play David Beckham against Barcelona.
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France's foreign minister urges Mali's government to begin a process of reconciliation, assuring the war-torn country of continued military support.
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A French court fines Air France 13,000 euros for removing a pro-Palestinian activist from a flight to Israel because she was not Jewish.
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A financial scandal threatens France's President Hollande, after it emerged that his former party treasurer invested in the Cayman Islands tax haven.
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Joey Barton is still a key member of Marseille's side despite his abuse of Paris Saint-Germain's Thiago Silva, says coach Elie Baup.
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Jean-Luc Martinez is been appointed as the new director of the Louvre after being interviewed for the job by French President Francois Holland
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Germany's economy slowed to "near stagnation" last month, while France's recorded its biggest contraction for four years, a survey says.
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Paris St-Germain say they will take action against Joey Barton over Twitter comments he made about Thiago Silva.
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Zlatan Ibrahimovic scores as Paris St-Germain draw with his former side Barcelona in an absorbing Champions League tie.
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Former French Budget Minister Jerome Cahuzac is placed under investigation over alleged tax fraud and asks for forgiveness from his colleagues.
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France and Germany decide not to contribute to a British government review of the impact of EU powers on the UK.
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Court ruling tests power of French secularism
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A French doctor who worked on adventure reality TV show Koh Lanta kills himself in Cambodia a week after one of the contestants died.
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French and Malian troops search the northern city of Timbuktu for Islamist rebels thought to be hiding in houses after fierce fighting.
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A house fire in Saint-Quentin in northern France kills five children between the ages of two and 10, local officials say.
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Police in France have arrested a man for allegedly breaking into the Museum of Natural History in Paris, and cutting a tusk off the skeleton of an elephant that once belonged to a French king.
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An estimated 1,400 people are ordered to leave the Eiffel Tower in Paris after an anonymous phone-call threatens an attack, French officials say.
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President Francois Hollande is labelled a "do-it-yourself man" by critics after he spoke of having "all the tools on the table" to fix France's stagnant economy.
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France aims to reduce the number of its troops fighting Islamist militants in Mali to 1,000 by the end of the year, President Francois Hollande says.
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The Louvre in Paris tops the list of the most visited art museums of 2012, according to the Art Newspaper.
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The lead examining magistrate in a corruption case against former French President Nicolas Sarkozy gets a death threat in the post.
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Andy Murray's hopes of winning the French Open will improve if he can become world number two, says coach Ivan Lendl.
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Cross-Channel ferry passengers face major travel disruption over Easter due to a strike by French port control officers.
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A French soldier is arrested in connection with the shootings by Islamist militant gunman Mohamed Merah in Toulouse a year ago.
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French President Francois Hollande has been touring the country, trying to reassure the public that he can manage the ailing economy.
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Paris St-Germain striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic can face Barcelona after his two-match ban was halved on appeal by Uefa.
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French troops guarding the Central African Republic capital Bangui's international airport accidentally kill two Indian citizens, the French defence ministry says.
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Why the French are holding back on the wine
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On patrol with French forces fighting rock by rock in Mali
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Hundreds of thousands of people have taken part in a final protest in Paris against a bill to legalise same-sex marriage and adoption.
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Hundreds of thousands attend a final protest in central Paris against a bill to legalise same-sex marriage, as police fire tear gas amid scuffles.
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France urges restraint on rebels in the Central African Republic, who have taken over the capital and forced the president to flee.
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The French presidency confirms "with certainty" reports that Islamist commander Abdelhamid Abou Zeid was killed in fighting in Mali in late February.
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The owner of the Tour de France, Amaury Sport Organisation, confirms it is interested in running the Tour of Britain.
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French ex-President Nicolas Sarkozy is placed under formal investigation over allegations he accepted illegal campaign donations in 2007.
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French police search the Paris apartment of IMF chief Christine Lagarde, in an inquiry into alleged abuse of her authority when finance minister.
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Al-Qaeda-linked militants tell a Mauritanian news agency they have killed French hostage Philippe Verdon, because of France's intervention in Mali.
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France's Budget Minister Jerome Cahuzac resigns after prosecutors begin an investigation into an alleged secret Swiss bank account.
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France is hosting talks on Mali's post-war development, two months after sending troops to battle Islamist militants in northern Mali.
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A British man and his 12-year-old son found dead in the French Alps after apparently falling while hiking have been named.
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France's president vows to continue fighting terrorism at a memorial for victims of last year's killing rampage by an Islamist gunman in Toulouse.
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One of France's best-known criminal lawyers, Olivier Metzner, has been found dead, floating off his private island, in an apparent suicide.
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Barcelona face Paris St-Germain in the Champions League quarter-finals, with Real Madrid meeting Galatasaray.
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Mayor of London Boris Johnson defends the City of London and bankers during a visit to Paris.
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Rapid drug treatment after HIV infection may be enough to "functionally cure" about one in 10 patients, say researchers in France.
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French winemaker Leo Tordjman tells how his Chateau le Puy became an unexpected overnight success in Japan.
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