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A custom paint job and unreleased tyres on Jonas Vingegaard's Tour de France Cervelo S5

A subtle custom paintjob for the reigning Tour de France champion

Cycling News

Mapping French protests triggered by the police killing of Nahel

Unrest across major cities in France was sparked by the killing of a teenager by French police.

Al Jazeera

France riots: UK issues travel warning as all country’s buses and trams ordered to shut down amid violence

Foreign Office updates its travel advice after days of unrest across France, with 45,000 police deployed to prevent unrest on Friday evening

Evening Standard

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Emmanuel Macron seen dancing at concert amid France riots

French President attended Elton John concert on Wednesday night, the second evening of protests after the killing of teenager Nahel M

Evening Standard

France weighs ‘all options’ to tackle riots

PARIS: France’s leadership said “all options” were open on Friday, including a state of emergency, to clamp down on three nights of violent and fiery protests over a policeman’s killing of a teenager.

Bangkok Post

Preview: Tour de France 2023 Basque stages to inspire attacks and early GC battle

Kwiatkowski: 'Stage 1 is one of the hardest ever Tour de France starts'

Cycling News

Jonas Vingegaard the man to beat in Tour de France but Pogacar lurks

Vingegaard should benefit from this year’s many climbing stages as safety concerns linger after Gino Mäder’s death

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Will Vingegaard and Pogecar dominate the derring-do of the Tour de France?

In 2021 it was Tadej Pogecar first and Jonas Vingegaard second. Then vice versa in 2022. So which order will it be for the 2023 Tour de France starting on Saturday in Bilbao?

Radio France Internationale

France arrests 600 people in latest clashes over teen’s killing

More than 600 people were arrested in France in the third straight night of street violence over the police killing of a teenager in a Paris suburb.

Tribune News Service

French police’s tendency to violence questioned after latest killing

Experts say French approach is chaotic, aggressive, brutal – and police see themselves as under siege

The Guardian - UK

Cardiff ordered by FIFA to pay remaining instalments of Emiliano Sala fee

Sala died when the light aircraft he was travelling in from France crashed into the English Channel in January 2019.

The Independent UK

British holidaymakers travelling to France issued warning in Foreign Office update

French President Emmanuel Macron is considering imposing a state of emergency, which could involve curfews, after riots broke out in Paris, Marseille and other areas following the death of a 17-year-old

Daily Mirror

Fear of no end to riots across France after police killing of teen: ‘It’s getting worse and worse’

The government has said ‘all options’ are on the table to restore order after a third night of violence in cities around the country. Anthony Cuthbertson reports from Nanterre, the Paris suburb where 17-year-old Nahel was shot dead

The Independent UK

FIFA Women’s World Cup start date, fixtures and full schedule

England will go into the World Cup as one of the tournament favourites after winning the Euros

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Liverpool Echo

France travel warning as new guidance issued amid 'curfews' and 'riots'

The UK Foreign Office has again changed its guidance for people visiting France

Cycling Weekly

Tour de France 2023: A form guide to the general classification favourites

How do the favourites compare as they finally stand shoulder to shoulder on the eve of the Tour de France?

Evening Standard

France riots: Why are there people protesting in Paris?

More than 700 arrests after police shooting of 17-year-old sparks social unrest

Evening Standard

Owen Farrell confirmed as England captain for Rugby World Cup

Steve Borthwick has delivered an early World Cup statement by installing Owen Farrell as England’s captain for the September tournament in France.

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The Guardian - UK

People in France: share your views and experience of protests against police

We would like to hear from people in France about their views and experience of the unrest. How have you been affected?

WhatToWatch

Is the lost Jacobite gold in Outlander a true story?

Starz’s period drama Outlander often weaves real historical figures or events into its plot, but is the tale of the lost French gold based on facts or is it pure fiction?

France 24

One beat at a time: Female rappers seek support

It's the most popular genre of music for the under 35s yet why do so many female rappers have yet to get a break? We meet those in France seeking to make sure all have fair access to getting their music heard. Annette Young talks to Shakira Walters from Girls…

Daily Mirror

Liverpool transfer theory emerges as Jurgen Klopp's next targets appear obvious

Liverpool have already completed a deal for Alexis Mac Allister from Brighton but the Reds appear unlikely to be finished there with a clue having been dropped over their next target

Daily Mirror

Emmanuel Macron slammed for dancing at Elton John concert while Paris burns in riots

French president Emmanuel Macron was pictured backstage with his wife Brigitte at an Elton John concert as rioters set fire to schools, town halls and police stations across the city

The Independent UK

Perpignan city guide: Where to eat, shop and stay in the ‘Catalan capital’ of France

A captivating mix of Old Town alleys, genre-spanning architecture and museums, plus tempting markets and restaurants, makes this Pyrenees city a worthwhile destination, says Anna Richards

France 24

Fires, looting and hundreds of arrests: Key events from the third night of violence in France

French President Emmanuel Macron was Friday to chair a new crisis meeting of ministers after a third straight night of nationwide protests over the deadly police shooting of a teenager saw cars torched, shops ransacked and hundreds arrested.

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