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 President Jacques Chirac says he has given away his beloved dog, Sumo, after it attacked him for a third time.
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The French government drops its public support for Roman Polanski, after a backlash against calls for his release.
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Former French PM Dominique de Villepin takes the stand in Paris, denying any role in a plot to discredit President Sarkozy.
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French prosecutors say charges that ex-President Jacques Chirac created bogus jobs for his friends are not worth pursuing.
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A French football fan attacked in Belgrade this month by an armed mob dies in hospital, officials say.
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Politicians and Hollywood heavyweights rally behind director Roman Polanski following his arrest.
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Filmmaker Roman Polanski will challenge his arrest in Switzerland and a bid to deport him to the US on sex charges, his lawyer says.
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Three French soldiers are killed in a violent storm in north-eastern Afghanistan, the French military says.
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About 1,000 Eurostar passengers are to be given refunds after a power cut left them stranded in France for several hours.
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Lawyers for former French PM Dominique de Villepin plan to sue President Sarkozy for having called their client "guilty".
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Refugees at Calais camp in France tell of expulsion
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French police detain hundreds of migrants in an operation to close their makeshift camp near the northern port of Calais.
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Scuffles as French 'jungle' immigrant camp closes
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Former French PM Dominique de Villepin, charged with plotting to discredit President Nicolas Sarkozy, goes on trial in Paris.
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Former French leader Valery Giscard d'Estaing may raise eyebrows with his new novel, a fictional account of a president's liaison with an English princess.
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Renault are given a two-year suspended ban from Formula 1 after a hearing into their role in fixing last year's Singapore Grand Prix.
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Life in French asylum camp in audio and pictures
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The French government holds emergency talks with farmers to avert further protests over falling dairy prices.
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The French president will urge fellow G20 leaders to introduce a tax to reduce risky behaviour by banks, the BBC learns.
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Somali Islamists issue a set of demands for the release of a French security adviser seized in July.
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France announces it will soon close the camp in Calais known as "the jungle", where migrants gather to try to reach the UK.
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A hard-line piracy law moves closer to adoption in France as National Assembly narrowly votes in favour.
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France Telecom is to set up a hotline for workers suffering from stress after a number of recent suicides among employees.
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The parents of a French eight-year-old girl whose body was found in concrete are held on suspicion on manslaughter.
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Photographer Willy Ronis, best known for capturing the essence of Paris in black and white scenes of everyday life, dies aged 99.
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France's labour minister is to meet the head of France Telecom to discuss a number of suicides among its staff.
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France's Interior Minister Brice Hortefeux denies claims he made a racist remark when he met a political activist of Arab origin.
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France's President Sarkozy announces plans for a new carbon tax aimed at combating global warming.
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A French air force general becomes the first non-American to assume a supreme command post in Nato.
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Manchester City deny claims from Rennes that they unlawfully signed one of the French club's players.
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French President Nicolas Sarkozy's office denies allegations that he stage manages events in order to appear taller.
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French leader Nicolas Sarkozy congratulates Ali Ben Bongo after his victory in Gabon's election, marred by post-poll violence.
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French oil firm Total evacuates its expatriate staff from Gabon's second city as violence targeting French interests continues.
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Fifth seed Andy Roddick sweeps past France's Marc Gicquel in the night session to reach the third round of the US Open.
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A night-time curfew is declared in Port Gentil, Gabon, after violence by opposition activists and attacks on French interests.
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Cameroon's government defends President Paul Biya's lavish holiday in France, reportedly costing $40,000 a day.
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A French-Spanish film-maker who made a documentary about gang life in El Salvador has been shot dead, officials there say.
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French climber Alain Robert, known as Spiderman, climbs one of the world's tallest buildings in Malaysia.
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iPhones that reportedly "exploded" in France were not due to overheating batteries as had been suggested, Apple says.
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A French security adviser seized by Islamist militants in Somalia tells the BBC how he escaped while his captors slept.
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Officials say a Frenchman seized by Somali rebels has escaped, but reports that a second hostage is also free are denied.
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An arms cache is is seized by French police in what officials describe as a "major blow" for the Basque separatist group's operations.
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French banks agree with President Sarkozy to bring in a new system of performance-related pay.
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Several thousand residents of Athens' northern suburbs flee their homes as wildfires continue to blaze around the Greek capital.
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A French tourist abducted in Pakistan's south-western Balochistan province three months ago is freed.
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