We have started to collect the most important news related to France in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
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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French investigators abandon the search for the 'black boxes' from the Air France passenger jet which crashed in the Atlantic Ocean.
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France is gripped by an invasion of Chinese hornets which could hasten a mysterious decline in honeybee numbers.
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French police arrest three suspected Basque separatist militants in an Alpine ski resort, officials say.
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Iran frees on bail a French teaching assistant who is charged with spying, President Sarkozy's office says.
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A ban on the burka in France would help stem the spread of the "cancer" of radical Islam, a female Muslim minister says.
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Kim Clijsters' comeback continues with victory over Svetlana Kuznetsova, while the Williams sisters are beaten in Cincinnati.
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The French and German economies unexpectedly grew by 0.3% in the second quarter of 2009, ending their recessions.
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A youth on the French island of Corsica admits killing his parents and twin brothers in their beds with a rifle, officials say.
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French officials ban a Muslim woman from swimming in a public pool while wearing a swimsuit that covers her entire body.
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A mother confesses to drowning her two children in a bathtub to 'protect them from mafia threats', French prosecutors say.
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Wild salmon are returning to the River Seine for the first time in almost a century, French scientists say.
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The Mona Lisa has come under attack from a woman who hurled a cup at the portrait in Paris.
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Angry youths clash with riot police on the edge of the French capital after a young motorcyclist died as he fled police on Sunday.
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France says Niger must return to a democratic framework, after the president won the right to stand for a third term.
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The EU strongly criticises Iran, as it tries UK and French embassy staff and a French national over post-election unrest.
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A suicide bomber detonates explosives outside the French embassy in the capital of Mauritania, wounding two guards.
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France's President Sarkozy tells banks to disclose their bonus policies, saying rules agreed by the G20 must be applied.
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A US firm shuts a car parts factory in France on grounds of "security" after angry workers allegedly assault a manager.
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Daniel Rouxel becomes the first child born of an illicit relationship in occupied France to be granted German citizenship.
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Eight people are slightly injured during the evacuation of a plane that caught fire on its way to take off from Orly airport in Paris.
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Armed union activists wound two police officers in clashes in the French Pacific territory of New Caledonia.
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Tour de France stage 16 winner Mikel Astarloza vehemently denies doping following a positive test for blood-booster EPO.
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Manchester United dismiss as "complete nonsense" allegations from Le Havre they have 'stolen' the French club's teenage midfielder Paul Pogba.
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Four soldiers - three American and one French - are killed in gun and bomb attacks in Afghanistan, military officials say.
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Why going topless is out of favour on French beaches
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There are conflicting reports over whether dozens of people on a cruise liner which docked in the south of France are suffering from swine flu.
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French artist caught in political storm over censorship
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Carmakers Peugeot Citroen and Nissan both report substantial losses in the face of continuing sales falls.
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Lance Armstrong says his Astana team-mate Alberto Contador has "lots to learn" as the pair engage in a bitter war of words.
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France's President Sarkozy leaves a Paris hospital, having spent the night under observation after collapsing while jogging.
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France's President Sarkozy is "doing well" in hospital after suffering a minor nerve attack while jogging, an aide says.
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Alberto Contador seals his second Tour de France victory while Mark Cavendish takes his sixth stage win with a stunning sprint finish in Paris.
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Mark Cavendish looks to clinch his sixth stage win of this year's Tour in the final stage on the Champs Elysees, where Alberto Contador will be crowned winner.
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A French pilot follows in the footsteps of Louis Bleriot, who made the first flight over the English Channel 100 years ago.
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Briton Bradley Wiggins delivers a heroic ride on Mont Ventoux to cling on to fourth place in the Tour de France as Alberto Contador all but seals overall victory.
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Bradley Wiggins stays in fourth place overall after stage 20, which ended at the top of the legendary Mont Ventoux.
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Mark Cavendish clinches his fifth stage win of this year's Tour in stage 19, a 178km trek from Bourgoin Jallieu to Aubenas.
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