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France bans tourists with no Covid booster putting half-term holidays in doubt

France will not allow tourists to enter the country if they received their Covid vaccine more than nine months ago unless they can provide a compelling reason, it has been reported.

Evening Standard

Today's rugby headlines as WRU admit 'embarrassment' and Ireland ace snubs every Wales player in best Six Nations XV

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Wales Online

While the focus is on Ukraine, Russia’s presence in the Sahel is steadily growing

With Russian mercenaries invited to Mali as European forces withdraw, how worried should the west be about Russia’s increasing influence across Africa?

The Guardian - UK

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France, US coordinate response to Ukraine crisis as Macron mulls Russia visit

French President Emmanuel Macron and US President Joe Biden agreed to coordinate their response to Russia's military buildup on the Ukrainian border, after Macron said he might visit Russia to find a diplomatic solution to the standoff.

Radio France Internationale

Extreme weather has cost Europe about €500bn over 40 years

European Environment Agency data shows worst-hit countries to be Germany, France and Italy

The Guardian - UK

Macron discusses Ukraine peace process with Putin, Zelensky

French President Emmanuel Macron spoke to his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin on Thursday amid frantic diplomatic efforts to defuse the crisis over Ukraine. Earlier, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan reaffirmed his offer to host a Ukraine-Russia crisis summit during a visit to Kyiv.

France 24

As U.S. pledges troops, France prepares Romania plans

France will on Thursday aim to refine plans to send troops to Romania as part of a future NATO mission as it seeks to give further reassurance to the Black Sea nation amid tensions with Russia.

Reuters

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Covid rules on travelling to different countries around Europe

Here's everything you need to know about vaccination status and testing process in countries such as France, Austria, Switzerland and Italy

Wales Online

Concern for 16-year-old boy who has been missing for weeks

Enzi, from Weston-super-Mare, is believed to have travelled to Bristol by bus and may be trying to make his way to France

Bristol Post

France to start using Pfizer's COVID-19 drug, first in EU

France says it will start administering Pfizer’s coronavirus antiviral drug this week, the first pill for treating COVID-19 approved in the 27-nation EU

The Independent UK

US deploys more troops to eastern Europe amid Ukraine standoff

The United States announced on Wednesday the deployment of several thousand troops to bolster NATO forces in eastern Europe as the leaders of Germany and France flagged trips to Moscow to address Western fears of an invasion of Ukraine.

France 24

Abbé-Pierre foundation blasts Macron’s record on housing as more people find themselves homeless

In its annual report, the Abbé-Pierre Foundation paints a sombre picture of housing in France, with a decline in access to public housing, which it blames on what it claims are President Emmanuel Macron’s poor housing policies, exacerbated by the Covid crisis.

Radio France Internationale

Dele Alli's reasons for transfer U-turn after Tottenham's offer to seven European clubs

Dele Alli completed an eleventh hour switch to Everton on deadline day - but the former Tottenham outcast had been poised to move to France in a bid to reignite his career

Daily Mirror

Victims of domestic abuse in France to be told when perpetrators leave prison

Domestic violence victims in France will now be notified when their former partner is to be released from jail. The move is part of measures put in place at the start of February to combat domestic abuse in France, where one women is murdered by a man every three days.

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Daily Mirror

Where can I travel to from the UK - and the 23 countries Brits are banned from

Where Brits can travel from the UK for holidays including France, Spain, Turkey, Portugal, Mexico and the USA - and the countries that are still keeping their borders closed during Covid

Wales Online

The Six Nations is too much of a showpiece to let it be ruined and the title decided by red cards again

Wales and Lions legend Graham Price puts forward a radical alternative to stop matches being ruined with players sent off for slightly mis-timed challenges

Wales Online

An international wine fair is coming to Swansea in June

Guests will be able to sample delicious fine wines from across Wales, France, Italy and Spain

Radio France Internationale

Why spending power holds the key to winning France’s presidential election

While France's overall shift to the right quickly pushed issues of immigration and security to the top of the election debate, recent demonstrations show people are actually more bothered by their diminishing purchasing power. Now candidates for the April vote are falling over themselves with promises to keep money in…

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The Guardian - UK

Fans dare to hope as Six Nations promises a tournament for the ages

Memories of last year’s edition remain fresh and, unlike 12 months ago, supporters are back to reboot the campaign’s soul

Radio France Internationale

France begins lifting Covid-19 restrictions despite rising infections

France is easing Covid-19 restrictions from Wednesday as part of a two-tier plan to scrap the need for mandatory outdoor masks and lift rules on working from home. The move comes despite a record number of infections last month, with Covid-related hospitalisations also on the rise.

France 24

Explainer: Why are 500 signatures required to run for president of France?

As France's presidential election approaches, some aspiring candidates say they are still striving to collect the 500 signatures from elected officials required to join the ballot for the first round on April 10. Many an Élysée Palace dream has been dashed when hopefuls have fallen short of that magic number.…

Daily Mirror

Arsenal's treatment of William Saliba questioned by former star also shining in France

Mikel Arteta is yet to use William Saliba since taking over as manager while the French defender is yet to make a single appearance for Arsenal since joining... something that baffles Montpellier's Stephy Mavididi

Evening Standard

France lifts Covid restrictions including mandatory mask wearing outdoors

France began lifting a series of Covid curbs on Wednesday, including mandatory mask wearing outdoors, as the government seeks a return to normality by mid-February.

Reuters

France's Macron is wrong on illegal migration to Britain - Patel

French President Emmanuel Macron is wrong to say Britain's immigration policy is encouraging migrants to risk their lives crossing the Channel from France, British interior minister Priti Patel said on Wednesday.

France 24

From favourites Cameroon to Salah’s Egypt: What to expect from the semis

The Africa Cup of Nations semifinals kick off on Wednesday as Senegal take on Burkina Faso, followed by Cameroon’s clash against Mo Salah’s Egypt the next day. Hosts Cameroon are the clear favourites but they’re expected to face tough competition. FRANCE 24 gives you the lowdown.

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