We have started to collect the most important news related to France in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Football transfer latest, the Open buildup, Andrew Strauss interview and more.
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French President Nicolas Sarkozy, on an unannounced visit to Afghanistan, says the country plans to withdraw 1,000 troops by the end of 2012.
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Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson claims that Samir Nasri has agreed to leave Arsenal - but that the French midfielder will probably not move to Old Trafford.
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Russian rider Alexandr Kolobnev becomes the first rider to fail a doping test during this year's Tour de France.
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Team Sky principal Dave Brailsford refuses to rule out legal action after the incident which saw Juan Antonio Flecha wiped out by a television car at the Tour de France.
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Arsenal announce the completion of Gervinho's move to the Emirates from French side Lille.
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The United States beat Brazil 5-3 on penalties to join France, Japan and Sweden in the Women's World Cup semi-finals.
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French choreographer and dancer Roland Petit has died in Geneva at the age of 87, the Paris Opera Ballet says.
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Tour de France organisers take a television car off the race after a crash-marred ninth stage, with Frenchman Thomas Voeckler taking the yellow jersey.
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England coach Hope Powell says she is considering quitting after the World Cup quarter-final defeat by France.
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England's women are out of the World Cup after losing a dramatic quarter-final on penalties to France.
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With the score 1-1 after extra time, England take on France in a penalty shootout for a place in the semi-finals of the Women's World Cup.
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Britain's Bradley Wiggins crashes out of the Tour de France before compatriot Mark Cavendish sprints to stage seven win.
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A hoard of gold coins hundreds of years old, estimated to be worth at least 100,000 euros, is found in a French couple's cellar, French media say.
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French prosecutors start a preliminary inquiry into a writer's allegation that former IMF chief Dominique Strauss-Kahn tried to rape her in 2003.
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Israel steps up security at Tel Aviv airport, ahead of the expected arrival of 500 pro-Palestinian activists, most of them French, on Friday.
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A French court jails four men over an attack in which Brahim Deby, the son of Chadian President Idriss Deby, died near Paris in 2007.
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Manchester United are still hopeful of signing Samir Nasri after making a near-£20m bid for Arsenal's French international midfielder.
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French dancer Sylvie Guillem's latest appearance on the London stage is praised by critics who laud the "flair" and "intelligence" of her performing.
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Liverpool complete the signing of midfielder Charlie Adam from Blackpool while American sprinter Tyson Gay is ruled out for the year.
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Mark Cavendish wins the fifth stage of the Tour de France on a day marred by crashes to the likes of Alberto Contador and Bradley Wiggins.
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The EU bans the import of some Egyptian seeds and beans after fenugreek is linked to killer E. coli outbreaks in Germany and France.
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Cadel Evans gets the better of Alberto Contador in a photo finish to win stage four of the Tour de France.
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French writer Tristane Banon is to file a complaint for attempted rape against former IMF chief Dominique Strauss-Kahn, her lawyer says.
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Britain's Mark Cavendish suffers a blow to his hopes of winning the green jersey, while American Tyler Farrar sprints to victory in the third stage of the Tour de France.
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France sees increase in sexual harassment claims
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Former IMF chief Dominique Strauss-Kahn is unlikely to run for the French presidency despite polls suggesting he would still be popular, his party says.
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In Italy, five people have been arrested after a protest march against a high-speed rail link being built between Italy and France became violent.
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Police and demonstrators engage in further clashes in the Italian Alps over the construction of a new high-speed rail link with France.
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Team Garmin-Cervelo win the team time trial to put Thor Hushovd in the yellow jersey after the second stage of the Tour de France.
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British-based Team Sky are among the favourites to win the 23km team time trial around Les Essarts.
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Belgium's Philippe Gilbert wins a thrilling opening stage of the 2011 Tour de France.
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An elderly woman has died of kidney disease caused by an E. coli outbreak in south-west France, according to health officials.
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The 2011 Tour de France gets under way with a 191.5km race through the Vendee region of western France.
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Allies of former IMF chief Dominique Strauss-Kahn say he could make a political comeback in France after being freed from house arrest in the US.
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One of two French hostages released by the Afghan Taliban tells the BBC he believes there was an exchange deal involving money and prisoners.
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The two French journalists held hostage for 18 months in Afghanistan have returned home.
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Russia's foreign minister describes France's arms drop to Libyan rebels as a "crude violation" of UN resolution 1970, echoing African Union criticism.
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E. coli outbreaks in Germany and France could have come from seeds sourced in Egypt, the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control says.
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Alberto Contador describes the uncertainty over the appeal into his doping ban "ridiculous" ahead of the Tour de France, which starts on Saturday.
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A senior official of the African Union says France's decision to air-drop weapons to Libyan rebels is dangerous and puts the whole region at risk.
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The battle between France's Carrefour and Casino over Brazil's Pao de Acucar intensifies as Casino raises its stake in the firm.
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Two French journalists held hostage by the Taliban in Afghanistan for 18 months arrive back in France after being freed.
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Women's groups in France say they have seen a huge increase in the number of women coming forward to claim sexual harassment in the wake of the arrest of Dominique Strauss-Kahn.
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A childless French couple have adopted a 13-year-old female gorilla named Digit.
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French risk controversy to boost Libya's rebels
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France appoints Francois Baroin to replace Christine Lagarde as finance minister as she heads to the IMF.
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France has air-dropped weapons to rebels fighting Col Muammar Gaddafi's troops in western Libya, the French military confirms.
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Two French journalists abducted in Afghanistan 18 months ago have been released, President Nicolas Sarkozy announces.
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Two French food giants are locked in a battle to take over Brazil's number one retailer, Grupo Pao de Acucar.
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France's Christine Lagarde is named the new managing director of the International Monetary Fund, the first woman to hold the post.
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German wildcard Sabine Lisicki conquers her nerves to defeat France's Marion Bartoli and take her amazing Wimbledon run into the semi-finals.
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Martine Aubry announces she will stand in the contest to pick the Socialist candidate for the 2012 French presidential election.
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Defending champion Serena Williams and sister Venus lose their fourth round matches at Wimbledon to Marion Bartoli and Tsvetana Pironkova respectively.
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Police in the Italian northern Alps have clashed with protesters who were trying to prevent bulldozers from starting work on a new high-speed rail link to France.
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Police break down barricades erected by opponents of a new tunnel being bored through the Italian Alps for a high-speed rail link with France.
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The President of France Nicolas Sarkozy says his government now has an agreement with French banks on rolling over Greek debt.
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Chinese immigrants targeted on Paris streets
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France's President Sarkozy announces 1bn euros (£0.8bn) of fresh investment in nuclear power, despite warnings after the Japan disaster.
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The ethnic Chinese population in Paris say they are being systematically attacked and robbed which is driving them to seek greater police protection.
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Six French mountaineers have been found dead after a fall in the French Alps, local officials say.
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Hosts and holders Germany get their Women's World Cup campaign off to a winning start by beating Canada 2-1, while France see off Nigeria 1-0.
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A tiny electric plane, said to be the smallest twin-engine aircraft in the world, has taken flight at the Paris Air Show.
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A British supplier of seeds has denied that its products are responsible for an outbreak of E. coli in France which has affected 10 people.
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The Food Standards Agency is investigating reports of a link between vegetables grown from British seeds and an E. coli outbreak in France.
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Watch a bizarre turn of events from an amateur race at Magny Cours as Cyril Guignard and Samuel Camier's bikes become entangled after a crash and start to spin together. (UK users only)
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French engineering giant Alstom signs a preliminary deal to build a high-speed rail line linking Basra and Baghdad in Iraq.
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Wild card Sabine Lisicki produces the shock of the tournament beating French Open champion Li Na 3-6 6-4 8-6 in the women's singles.
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France says it is planning a phased withdrawal of its troops from Afghanistan, hours after the US unveiled similar plans for its much larger force in a move welcomed by the Afghan president.
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A former French minister, Georges Tron, is placed under formal investigation over rape and sexual assault charges after two days of questioning by prosecutors.
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