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Why Doesn't France Just Make Its Lane Filtering Permanent?

Ah, the holidays. It's a time for family and friends, and a time for giving. Sometimes, even legislators like to get into the holiday spirit, and stick a tiny little bit of good news in their year-end stockings. Take France, for example. Remember the ongoing lane filtering experiment that 21 of…

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Frexit: Why Ivory Coast is joining African campaign to expel French troops

Ivory Coast is the sixth in a growing list of African nations cutting military ties with former colonial power France.

Al Jazeera

Paris population drops as housing costs drive residents to the suburbs

Paris has lost more than 136,000 residents in 11 years as high rents and a shortage of homes drive people from the French capital, new figures show. An ongoing trend since the 1950s, the population decline cannot be explained by demographic factors alone.

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After furore, Manu Bhaker gets Khel Ratna award; D Gukesh named too

Facing criticism for ignoring Manu Bhaker from the list of recommended athletes for the Major Dhyan Chand Khel Ratna award, the government announced that the Paris Games’ double Olympic medallist will receive the country’s highest sporting honour.

The Times of India

10 Years After Attack, Charlie Hebdo Is Uncowed And Still Provoking

French satirical newspaper Charlie Hebdo is set to publish a special God-mocking edition next week to mark 10 years since an attack on its offices by jihadist gunmen that left eight staff members dead.

International Business Times

‘Catwoman’ Jocelyn Wildenstein – known for extreme plastic surgery and record divorce settlement – dies at 84

Socialite suffered pulmonary embolism and passed away in Parisian palace, according to local reports

The Independent UK

Jocelyne Wildenstein, socialite known for extreme cat-like plastic surgery, dies at 84

Known as ‘one of the jet set’s most outrageous characters’, Wildenstein died in Paris hotel aged 84

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France boosts New Year's Eve security with Paris, Strasbourg on high alert

France will deploy more than 90,000 police officers and gendarmes for New Year's Eve. The cities of Paris and Strasbourg will be under heightened surveillance.

Radio France Internationale

Tourists return to post-Olympic Paris for winter holiday

International visitors are back to Paris during the winter holiday season, driven by the Olympics Games this summer and the recent reopening of Notre-Dame cathedral.

Radio France Internationale

Fans and feelgood factor return as Paris puts on spectacular summer of sport

The French capital witnessed memorable Olympic and Paralympic performances, while there were mixed fortunes for British teams in other sports.

The Independent UK

Olympic Winners Share Pathetic State Of Their Medals After 2024 Paris Games: “Total Failure”

“I'm afraid the 2024 Olympic Games in Paris were a total failure,” a critic said after seeing the deteriorating state of the Olympic medals from Paris. The post Olympic Winners Share Pathetic State Of Their Medals After 2024 Paris Games: “Total Failure” first appeared on Bored Panda.

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A timeline of the best fashion moments of 2024

From John Galliano’s seismic Maison Margiela spectacle to Zendaya’s red carpet method dressing, we recap the most pivotal fashion moments of the year

Marie Claire

Fashion in 2025: what to shop, visit and look out for

Everything to look forward to in fashion in 2025, from anticipated designer debuts to the reveal of the latest Met Gala theme, and a vast new Maison Martin Margiela auction in Paris

Wallpaper

The Year That Was: A to Z of Sports in 2024

Sometimes, not often, a year in sports is like countries marching out in alphabetical order at an Olympics opening ceremony. Only here, the first letter is not G for Greece, like at the Games, but A for Annum (Latin for year, for Gen X’s benefit).

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Gold medallist Scott hopes to encourage girls to stay in sport after MBE honour

The 25-year-old rower from Coleraine in Northern Ireland was part of the Team GB women’s quadruples sculls crew that won at the Paris 2024 Olympics.

The Independent UK

Gareth Southgate knighted and Keely Hodgkinson awarded MBE as sports stars feted in new year honours

Gerald Davies is the other sporting star to be knighted, while the likes of Hannah Cockroft, Helen Glover and David Moyes are also honoured

The Independent UK

Gareth Southgate and Gerald Davies awarded knighthoods in New Year Honours

Nine-time Paralympic gold medallist Hannah Cockroft is made a CBE and Olympic 800m champion Keely Hodgkinson becomes an MBE.

The Independent UK

Keely Hodgkinson made MBE to add to her Paris Olympics 800m gold and SPOTY award

The 22-year-old has her sights set on World Championship gold in Tokyo in 2025.

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The Guardian - AU

Golden Games, renewed rivalries and Raygun: Australia’s biggest sporting moments of 2024

A record-breaking medal haul in Paris, emotional victories and stunning comebacks are among the great moments in Australian sports this year

The Guardian - UK

Paris Olympics were great, so why not hold summer Games every two years?

The average sports fan is increasingly a big-eventer and there is a risk of the Games losing out in the attention economy

The Guardian - UK

Sammi Kinghorn: ‘I told my dad I was OK with never winning gold’

The wheelchair racer tells Paul MacInnes about her happy Paralympics memories and how disability sport can capitalise off the post-Games buzz

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Discrepancy In Rewards For Olympic And Paralympic Champions

Discrepancies in bonuses for Olympic and Paralympic champions highlight inequality in athlete funding post-Paris Olympics.

The Guardian - UK

Vive la différence: a long weekend in Strasbourg and Paris

Two cities just a few hours distant, yet miles apart in terms of culture, crowds, and metropolitan swagger

The Guardian - UK

Now Paris party is over, what does new year hold for GB’s Olympians?

Gold, silver and bronze medallists reflect on what they did as 2024 broke and how they will celebrate 12 months on

The Guardian - UK

After the show: what happened next to Olympic gender row boxers?

Imane Khelif and Lin Yu-ting won historic gold medals in Paris, but the future of both fighters remain in doubt

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