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More than 3,000 tonnes of Kinder products have been withdrawn from the European market following salmonella fears, leaving a dent of tens of millions of euros in the Ferrero company's accounts.

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Reports in France emerged saying that the French star had agreed to a new contract at PSG, a story that was then widely disputed.

Tchouameni is expected to be heavily in demand in the summer transfer window, with Manchester United and Liverpool two of the clubs interested in the Monaco midfielder

French Prime Minister Jean Castex on Thursday chaired what is likely to be his final Council of Ministers meeting after two years at the helm of the government.

Of the 48.7 million people enrolled to vote in the first round of France's presidential election, more than one in four opted to stay away. But 226,000 of those who turned out found they couldn't exercise their right after they were mistakenly struck off the electoral roll.

On-loan Arsenal defender has been a star for Marseille this season, earning his France debut in the process, but is expected to return to north London at the end of the season

In the final days of campaigning before Sunday's first round of the French election, President Emmanuel Macron is making a sudden swerve to the left to mobilise voters who used to vote for the Socialists and who he fears could stay home on voting day.

If French far-right presidential candidate Marine Le Pen is elected this month, her social programme will drive away international investors, President Emmanuel Macron said in an interview with daily Le Parisien.

N'Golo Kante has proven himself at Chelsea as one of the world's greatest midfielders and, despite a growing injury record, he has more than warranted a new deal

With war unfolding all around her and hit squads placing a target on her back, Ukraine's first lady Olena Zelenska is using the power of her platform to support those fleeing for their lives.