We have started to collect the most important news related to France in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
World number three Andy Murray faces Argentine Juan Ignacio Chela in the French Open first round on Sunday.
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British number one Andy Murray faces a potentially tricky opening to his French Open campaign after being drawn against Argentine Juan Ignacio Chela.
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A French court dismisses Ferrari's appeal against the FIA, which wants to introduce an optional £40m budget cap from 2010.
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Mali resists French plans to speed up migrant expulsions
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French and Pakistani leaders have talks about nuclear co-operation, but there is confusion over what was agreed.
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Algerian detainee Lakhdar Boumediene has left the US-run Guantanamo Bay prison camp for France, officials say.
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An Ariane 5 rocket carrying Europe's Herschel and Planck space telescopes launches from Kourou in French Guiana.
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Europe prepares to launch the 1.9bn-euro Herschel and Planck observatories from the Kourou spaceport in French Guiana.
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Extension of French school in Cambodia forces locals out
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France passes a law to combat copyright piracy by disconnecting people who illegally download films and music.
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Two French nationals detained in Italy for immigration offences are suspected of being key al-Qaeda figures, Italian police say.
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A Nepali ski racer, apparently distraught after the loss of funding, is found safe in Paris after a Facebook campaign.
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Outrage is expressed at the UN in New York over the reported heavy loss of life among civilians in Sri Lanka's Tamil war zone.
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France and Italy both see sharp falls in industrial output in March, which are much larger than forecast.
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Kathy Flower discovers the secret to surviving the global economic downturn in the French Pyrenees.
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MEPs change parliamentary rules so as to prevent the French far-right leader, Jean-Marie Le Pen, from chairing the assembly.
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A convicted sex offender and cult leader who escaped from prison by helicopter is captured on the French Indian Ocean island of Reunion.
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Jarvis Cocker is playing a series of unusual gigs during a week-long residency at an art gallery in Paris.
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A French magistrate opens a preliminary investigation into alleged embezzlement by three African leaders.
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Marilyn French, author of The Women's Room and seen as one of the great feminist writers, dies of heart failure at 79 in New York.
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France tries to ban a half-Cameroonian comic from taking part in European polls because of his allegedly anti-Semitic views.
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French see EU's eastward push as a threat
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Prison guards in France clash with police during protests against overcrowding in the country's jails.
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Fourteen suspected Somali pirates are captured in separate operations by a French frigate and the Seychelles coast guard.
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French economic woe to fuel May Day protests
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An 18th-Century jade Imperial seal is sold for 1.68m euros (£1.5m) at auction in Paris, despite protests by Beijing.
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Twenty-seven people go on trial in Paris over the kidnap, torture and killing of a French Jewish man three years ago.
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A bus carrying French tourists crashes in California killing at least five people and injuring dozens, officials say.
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A bus carrying French tourists crashes in California killing at least five people and injuring dozens, officials say.
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British and French foreign ministers in Sri Lanka urge a halt to the military offensive against Tamil Tiger rebels in the north.
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Credit crunch bites for French restaurants
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A court in French Polynesia hears claims from former workers at Mururoa nuclear test site, who are seeking compensation.
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Two French students faced "inhuman" torture before they were killed after a burglary went wrong in London, a court hears.
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A convicted sex offender and cult leader escapes by hijacked helicopter from a prison on the French island of Reunion.
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Lance Armstrong's hopes of riding in the Tour de France improve after anti-doping officials choose not to seek sanctions over a disputed drug test.
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A judge at the centre of one of France's biggest miscarriages of justice is reprimanded by a panel looking into his conduct.
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French authorities are to close a migrant squatter camp outside Calais by the end of this year, the immigration minister says.
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French authorities are to close a migrant squatter camp outside Calais by the end of this year, the immigration minister says.
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A French naval frigate docks in the Kenyan port of Mombasa carrying 11 Somalis accused of piracy.
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French police detain 190 people in an operation against undocumented migrants near the port of Calais, officials say.
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A French aid worker being held hostage in Sudan's Darfur region is sick, says her Canadian fellow captive.
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Veteran Sudanese politican Hassan al-Turabi is stopped from travelling to Paris for medical treatment, an aide says.
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The top military leader of the Basque separatist group Eta is arrested in south-west France, the Spanish authorities say.
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Three suspected Somali pirates held by France are charged with hijacking and false imprisonment, French prosecutors say.
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France investigates an alleged scam in which Chinese students offered bribes in return for fake degrees.
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Eleven Somali pirates captured by a French warship are being taken to Kenya for trial, the French defence ministry says.
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French fishermen lift a blockade of Channel ports and are considering an offer of state aid from the government.
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Cross-Channel ferries resume as French fishermen decide not to continue their blockade of Calais.
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Britain and France say they deplore the use of human shields by Tamil Tiger rebels in Sri Lanka.
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French fishermen temporarily lift their blockade of three French ports, allowing ferries to cross the English Channel.
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A French warship captures 11 Somali pirates off Kenya, amid calls for greater international resolve in dealing with piracy.
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Hundreds of ferry passengers are left stranded at Dover because of blockades at Channel ports by French fishing fleets.
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French fishing boats mount a blockade of Channel ports in a dispute over fishing quotas.
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French fishing boats mount a blockade of Channel ports in a dispute over fishing quotas.
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Somali pirates hijack four vessels in 48 hours, capturing two cargo ships and two fishing boats carrying dozens of people.
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A French girl of three, repeatedly seized by her warring parents, returns home after her mother is arrested in Hungary.
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Four ex-hostages held on a yacht off Somalia have returned to France after being freed by French forces.
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A French hostage dies but four others, including a child, are freed in a rescue by French forces on a yacht off Somalia.
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One of the Spanish militant group Eta's top leaders is arrested in Paris carrying a Magnum revolver and false ID, reports say.
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Former Tour de France champion Lance Armstrong says the French anti-doping agency (AFLD) could prevent him from riding in this year's race.
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Security forces in Chad arrest a French Foreign Legion soldier who is accused of killing four people including a UN peacekeeper.
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Cycling legend Lance Armstrong could face punishment from the French anti-doping agency (AFLD) over claims he violated its strict drugs testing rules.
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A manhunt is launched in Chad for a "deranged" French foreign legionnaire who killed two comrades and a UN soldier.
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A leading French surgeon says he has now effectively carried out a full face transplant after two operations in a fortnight.
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French firm Thales and the Saudi Binladin Group are to sign a $533m contract to build Saudi Arabia's North-South Railway.
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French police find hundreds of kilos of bomb-making ingredients, suspected to belong to Basque separatists Eta, officials say.
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Nato agrees to boost troop numbers to cover the Afghan presidential election at a summit marred by street violence.
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Petroc Trelawny visits a former French colonial retreat in Cambodia and finds that although the grand villas have fallen into disrepair, the gardens are still perfectly maintained.
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US President Barack Obama fights off competition from Paul O'Grady and Dawn French to take the biography prize at the British Book Awards.
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President Nicolas Sarkozy says France has offered to accept a prisoner from Guantanamo Bay prison camp.
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