We have started to collect the most important news related to France in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Europe fails to punish France for overfishing tuna but penalises Britain for catching mackerel, UK officials say.
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Video footage appears of two French aid workers kidnapped in Afghanistan apparently pleading for their lives.
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French presidential candidates warn of the terrorist danger after deadly bomb blasts in Algeria.
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The French presidential frontrunner denies a deal to protect President Chirac from a corruption probe.
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Parisians use the virtual world of Second Life to put pressure on the town hall over a redevelopment project.
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The frontrunner in the French presidential vote is attacked by rivals on the origin of paedophilia.
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Queen Elizabeth II pays tribute to Canadians killed in World War I as she unveils a restored monument in France.
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Official campaigning in the French presidential election is under way ahead of first round polling on 22 April.
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Greek navy divers continue searching for two French tourists missing since a cruise ship hit rocks and sank.
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Two French hikers who got lost in the French Guiana jungle ate spiders and turtles to survive.
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Ex-French President Francois Mitterrand's son and 41 others face trial in a huge arms-to-Angola case.
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Saudi police kill a suspect in the murders of four French citizens in February, the Saudi news agency reports.
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Two French tourists are missing after 1,600 people left a stricken cruise ship off the Greek island of Santorini.
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Seventy-one people on a commuter train are injured after a train hits the buffers at a Paris railway station.
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A Taleban spokesman says militants have kidnapped two French aid workers in south-western Afghanistan.
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A top candidate in France's presidential poll suggests an internet debate, but Nicolas Sarkozy says No.
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A French TGV train smashes the world record for a train on rails, reaching 574.8km/h (356mph).
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Unions at Airbus plants in France call for strike action in protest at the planemaker's job cut plans.
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Premier Rugby says English clubs will not take part in European competition next season if France's clubs carry out their boycott threat.
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Presidential election frontrunner Nicolas Sarkozy says France is "exasperated by uncontrolled immigration".
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Workers at the port of Marseille end a strike that had threatened to cut off fuel supplies to much of France.
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Fuel supplies in France are under threat if a strike at the port of Marseille is not resolved quickly.
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The leading candidates in the French presidential election make an issue of rioting at a major Paris train station.
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Police in the French capital arrest up to 13 people after dozens of youths riot in a major train station.
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A French court rules state railways do not have to compensate the family of WWII Jewish deportees.
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Quebec's nationalists suffer a heavy defeat in polls, as prospects of an independence vote recede.
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Two foreign students including a French Muslim are killed in an attack by Shia rebels in northern Yemen.
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Conservative presidential candidate Nicolas Sarkozy resigns as French interior minister to focus on his bid.
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A magazine editor accused of insulting Muslims by reprinting cartoons of the Prophet Muhammad is cleared.
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A French court is to give its verdict in the case of a magazine accused of insulting Muslims by reprinting cartoons.
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The boss of French oil giant Total is questioned by police as part of a probe into alleged corruption in Iran.
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Outgoing French President Jacques Chirac backs the centre-right's Nicolas Sarkozy in April's election.
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Farmer Jose Bove is among 12 candidates confirmed to run in the French presidential election.
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Mohammed Al Fayed is taking legal action against a former police chief over the French inquiry into Diana's death.
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Older versions of the BCG vaccine may be better at preventing tuberculosis than more modern vaccines, say French scientists.
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France claim the Six Nations title on points difference from Ireland as Wales beat England to avoid the Wooden Spoon.
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At least 11 candidates are set to run in the French presidential election, after meeting the deadline.
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A French doctor gets a one-year suspended jail term for poisoning a terminally ill cancer patient.
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A French oil worker held hostage in the Niger Delta region since February has been freed, officials say.
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A French oil worker held hostage in the Niger Delta region since February has been freed, officials say.
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France inaugurates its fastest rail link to date where trains will travel at 320km/h (200mph).
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The French president is reportedly to be questioned by a judge probing a corruption case once he leaves office.
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A French man suspected of plotting terror attacks in Australia is found guilty of links to terrorist groups.
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The French Resistance hero, Lucie Aubrac, has died in Paris at the age of 94, her family says.
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A French mayor vows to continue fighting to legalise gay marriage despite a court ruling against it.
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