We have started to collect the most important news related to France in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
France is braced for a tense Armistice Day holiday after two weeks of rioting.
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All public meetings likely to provoke disturbances are to be banned on Saturday in Paris, French police say.
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Europe's most powerful rocket to date, the Ariane 5-ECA, is set to blast off from French Guiana.
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Lyon sees the first riots in a major French city centre during two weeks of unrest, despite tough new controls.
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Lyon sees the first riots in a major city centre in France, despite tough new controls on the 17th night of unrest.
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The French city of Lyon bans public gatherings in the centre following overnight rioting by gangs of youths.
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The European Union offers France 50m euros to help recover from the riots as police report a fall in violence.
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The French cabinet is to ask parliament to extend state of emergency powers into 2006 as suburban rioting continues.
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The French leader vows to create new opportunities for young people, saying France faces "a crisis of identity".
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France calls on Tunisia to uphold press freedoms after an attack on French media ahead of a UN internet summit.
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The French parliament backs a three-month extension of emergency powers to curb urban rioting.
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The French parliament approves a three-month extension of emergency laws aimed at curbing riots.
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Europe's most powerful rocket - the Ariane 5-ECA - has launched from the Kourou spaceport in French Guiana.
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An Algerian man, wanted in connection with bombings in Paris, can be extradited to France, a UK court decides.
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Police in France say "a normal situation" has returned across the country following three weeks of urban rioting.
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The French equal opportunities minister calls for a ban on data based on ethnicity to be scrapped.
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Up to 30,000 people rally in the French capital, Paris, against government plans to privatise public sector companies.
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France's opposition Socialists put internal divisions aside to agree on a motion outlining the future of the party.
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Thousands of police guard a controversial nuclear waste train as it crosses into Germany from France.
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Shares in state-owned French power company EDF are scheduled to start trading in Paris on Monday.
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Unions in France begin a strike on the country's rail network, halting services in protest at possible privatisation.
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A French politician accuses rappers of fuelling recent unrest with violent lyrics - a claim backed by 200 MPs.
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Plans to boost video surveillance in public places are approved by the French parliament in an initial vote.
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French PM Dominique de Villepin dismisses claims that rap music fuelled recent rioting in poor suburbs.
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France's trade minister expresses doubts about any major breakthrough at global trade talks in Hong Kong next month.
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Six of Paris' most prestigious hotels are fined for sharing commercial information, keeping prices artificially high.
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The French parliament's lower house approves a tough anti-terror bill that would boost video surveillance.
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Four French soldiers, including a colonel, are detained over the suffocation of a prisoner in Ivory Coast.
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Surgeons in France have carried out the first face transplant, it has been revealed.
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Three of France's largest mobile phone firms are fined a total of 534m euros for distorting competition.
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A French appeals court acquits six people who had been wrongly convicted of child sex abuse in 2004.
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The first patient to undergo a face transplant thanks her doctors after coming round from surgery.
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A French man working on Iraqi water treatment projects is kidnapped in Baghdad, Iraqi police say.
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French police investigating suspected plans for attacks in France arrest at least 20 people during raids in Paris.
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French drug company Sanofi Pasteur says it has made progress in developing a prototype vaccine against a human version of bird flu.
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French police make three new arrests after suspects held in earlier raids are linked to the Iraq insurgency leader.
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French Open finalist Mariano Puerta of Argentina is banned for eight years after failing a drugs test.
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Two Paris-based human rights groups take legal action over alleged CIA prisoner flights landing in France.
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Brazil announces another early repayment of international debt - this time to the Paris Club of creditor nations.
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A charity run by a far-right group in Nice causes anger by serving the homeless pork soup, which Muslims and Jews do not eat.
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The UK's third richest man the Duke of Westminster adds two Paris flea markets to his portfolio.
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Thirteen people jailed falsely for child abuse in France demand an open inquiry into the scandal.
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An Iraq militant group releases a video apparently showing a French hostage and threatens to kill him.
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Interior Minister Nicolas Sarkozy says he wants the law to ensure equal opportunities in France.
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Two Britons are killed in northern France after their car runs off a motorway in icy conditions.
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The family of a French engineer abducted in Iraq appeals for his release on Arabic satellite TV.
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A French judge says a warship lined with asbestos can be dismantled in India, rejecting green objections.
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Large crowds greet Algerian President Bouteflika as he arrives home after hospital treatment in France.
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French and Australian firefighters fly in to tackle forest fires blazing for a week in New Caledonia.
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A French aircraft carrier lined with asbestos heads for an Indian breaker's yard despite protests.
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France lifts a state of emergency introduced in November at the height of the country's worst riots for more than 40 years.
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Lifting of the state of emergency in France does not mean the sense of alienation in the suburbs has been addressed, Caroline Wyatt writes.
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A French woman arrested 24 years after she fled into exile after a Paris bank robbery admits she was involved.
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Jacques Chirac says a controversial law on the teaching of France's colonial past will be overturned.
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Monaco defender Patrice Evra will have a medical at Man Utd on Monday before completing a £5.5m deal.
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President Chirac is talking reform in France - but does this damage the government's commitment to national harmony, asks Allan Little.
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Bolivia's President-elect Evo Morales holds talks with French President Jacques Chirac in Paris.
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A French water engineer, Bernard Planche, who was kidnapped in December in Iraq, is released.
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Egypt says a former French warship can pass through the Suez Canal despite Greenpeace protests.
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France is introducing patrols on trains by a new railway police force to clamp down on hooliganism.
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President Jacques Chirac says France could respond with nuclear weapons to a terrorist attack.
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A French woman tested for bird flu after returning from Turkey does not have the disease, health officials say.
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Forty-nine people go on trial accused of taking bribes when President Jacques Chirac was mayor of Paris.
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Charities are barred from handing out pork soup to the homeless, so as not to offend Muslims and Jews.
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Radio hoaxers trick French President Jacques Chirac into thinking he is talking to the new Canadian leader.
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Three French citizens and their local driver who were abducted in Haiti are released unharmed, say police.
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France is deploying 400 troops to fight a mosquito-borne virus on its island of Reunion in the Indian Ocean.
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Mittal Steel says it will not be cutting jobs in France if its controversial takeover bid for rival Arcelor is agreed.
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France will hold a day of remembrance for the victims of slavery every 10 May, says President Jacques Chirac.
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A French paper reproduces the Danish cartoons of Prophet Muhammad which have sparked Muslim outrage.
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