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10 years after the Charlie Hebdo attacks in France, conversations about free speech are still too black and white

In January 2015, 12 people were killed at the French satirist magazine Charlie Hebdo’s office after it published controversial caricatures of the Prophet Muhammad. Ten years later, the tragic events continue to resonate in global conversations about limits to the freedom of expression.

The Conversation

Woman who refuses sex is not ‘at fault’ in divorce in France, court rules

Court of human rights sides with French woman whose husband obtained divorce on grounds she was only person at fault

The Guardian - UK

France Women Euro 2025 squad: Laurent Bonadei's team in full

Perennially tipped as contenders but still without a major title triumph, France once again have high hopes for this summer

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Parents of children who took their own life are taking TikTok to court

TikTok said its guidelines forbid any promotion of suicide and that it employs 40,000 trust and safety professionals worldwide

The Independent UK

France urged to place consent at centre of rape law reform

In the wake of the Pelicot mass rape trial, a French parliamentary report has called for a fundamental change to the country's legal definition of rape, making consent its central element.

Radio France Internationale

Police drop investigation into how Oldham boy vanished for six years

Greater Manchester police close child abduction inquiry, saying it is what Alex Batty and his family want

The Guardian - UK

France retains spot as world's top tourist destination

Although France had more visitors, they spent less than those in Spain—71 billion euros compared with 126 billion euros in Spain.

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Prime Target episode 2 recap: cover-ups in Cambridge and firefights in France

We meet our second main character

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Fishing ban to protect dolphins on France's west coast comes into force

Around 300 fishing boats will remain docked from Wednesday – and for a month – in France's Bay of Biscay. This measure aims to reduce the number of dolphins killed by accidental captures.

Radio France Internationale

Bruce Dickinson comes 13th in fencing tournament

After entering the contest in France, Iron Maiden’s Bruce Dickinson has come 13th in a fencing tournament.

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Champagne sales are dropping

The total number of champagne shipments from France dropped nearly 10% last year, to 271 million bottles

Salon

'I can't wait' - Jonathan Milan eyes first yellow jersey at Tour de France debut with refined sprint and 1960-watt peak

Italian sprinter heads into second year on Lidl-Trek with sights set on opening stage win in Lille and a successful Classics campaign

Cycling News

Are you not entertained? Six Nations launches with blockbuster storylines

England’s new captain, Ireland’s shot at history and Antoine Dupont’s return for France add to the layers of intrigue

The Guardian - UK

Victor Wembanyama Unveils Outdoor Courts In Hometown

Victor Wembanyama, the rising basketball star, unveils outdoor courts in Le Chesnay, France, promoting community engagement and sportsmanship.

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France Warns Against Illegal Aphrodisiac Honey Containing Erectile Dysfunction Drugs

French customs issue warning on illegal aphrodisiac honey mixed with erectile dysfunction drugs.

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French film director Bertrand Blier dies aged 85

The French film director Bertrand Blier, the creator of cult and provocative films such as Les Valseuses, Buffet Froid, and Tenue de Soirée, has died. The veteran filmmaker, celebrated for his daring and unconventional storytelling, was behind some of France's most iconic arthouse successes of the 1970s and 1980s. He…

International Business Times

France's Arch Film Provocateur Blier Dies At 85

Veteran French film provocateur Bertrand Blier, who has died aged 85, made some of the country's biggest arthouse hits of the 1970s and 1980s, but is perhaps best known for unleashing the Gallic megastar Gerard Depardieu on the world.

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Iron Maiden’s Bruce Dickinson finishes 13th in fencing tournament, watch him compete

The Iron Maiden singer faced off against a three-time Olympic medallist and concluded, “He’s not bad.”

The Guardian - UK

I got an ebike – and discovered a secret side of France

Free to explore my hilly corner of the countryside, I found hidden paths to sacred springs, prehistoric monoliths, empty swimming holes …

The Guardian - UK

France’s star turns primed to convert club form into Six Nations success

Damian Penaud and Antoine Dupont carry hopes in a squad mixed with established internationals and new faces

Radio France Internationale

France can resume poultry exports to US, Canada after bird flu ban lifted

The United States and Canada have lifted bans on imports of some French poultry products, deeming them safe after a vaccination campaign for ducks against bird flu, which has been going on since 2023.

The Independent UK

King Charles congratulates Trump on presidency as ‘all options possible’ for UK state visit

Donald Trump has a strong affinity for the Royal Family and recently met the Prince of Wales while visiting France

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