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Raising state pension age decision delayed until after 2024 election

Decision pushed back amid falling life expectancy and riots in France over plan to hike retirement age

The Independent UK

April travel chaos as French air traffic controllers add to Heathrow strike disruption

French strikes are set to interrupt flights between Britain and Spain next month

Evening Standard

Mbappé's France, Vlahović's Serbia Heading toward Euro 2024

Kylian Mbappé is captaining France to a comfortable start in qualifying for the European Championship though Serbia's Dušan Vlahović was the standout striker on Monday. France's 1-0 win at Ireland was earned by defender Benjamin Pavard's rasping 50th-minute shot that was a rare show of attacking force in Dublin, The…

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Blow to Brits' Easter holidays as French air traffic controller strikes threaten flights

Brits hoping to travel abroad during the Easter holidays - even those not flying to France - could be affected by air traffic controllers planning to walk out in solidarity with striking workers

Daily Mirror

Is Chelsea vs Lyon on TV? Kick-off time, channel and how to watch Women’s Champions League

The Champions League quarter-final is delicately poised after the Blues earned a 1-0 victory in France last week

The Independent UK

Nantes cathedral volunteer sentenced to prison for arson

The parish volunteer who started a fire that severely damaged the 15th Century Gothic cathedral in the western French city of Nantes in 2020 has been sentenced to four years in prison for arson.

Radio France Internationale

Macron takes to the hills for long view on better water management

French President Emmanuel Macron will be in the French Alps on Thursday to present a plan to improve water management, a resource threatened by droughts and global warming.

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France 'violence' travel warning issued by UK Foreign Office

The Government has updated its advice for anyone planning to visit France

Liverpool Echo

Viewers loved TG4's documentary on Irish winners of the Grand National

Davy Russell, Rachael Blackmore and Danny Mullins all made an appearance on the final episode of this season's Laochra na Rásaíochta.

Irish Mirror

"Tortured" Shaun Wane admits backing of players was key to him extending England deal

Wane, 58, discusses changes he'll make for 2025 World Cup after conceding how last year's tournament loss still "tortures" him but players' support was enough to realise they are on the right path

Daily Mirror

Stuart Hogg's new career options and the car tragedy that changed his life

The Scotland star will retire after the World Cup this autumn and begin a new career

Wales Online

DUP move to block plank of NI Brexit deal overwhelmingly rejected by peers

Politicians returning to Stormont under the revamped pact would be like Nazi collaborators in wartime France, Baroness Hoey said.

The Independent UK

Katie Taylor v Chantelle Cameron tickets: Fans angry at cost of attending 3Arena fight

Fans are not too pleased about the price of tickets for the May 20th fight.

Irish Mirror

Katie Taylor v Chantelle Cameron tickets: Prices start at €80 with ringside seats costing €1,500

Tickets will go on general sale next Wednesday, April 5th.

Irish Mirror

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Irish Mirror

Disaster for Gordon Elliott as Sam Ewing ruled out for season with broken arm

Ewing, one of Elliott's leading riders, has undergone surgery after breaking his arm at Musselburgh last Friday.

Irish Mirror

Brian Kerr is a dissenting voice that is needed

Former Ireland boss doesn't deserve kicking he gets for his analysis of Kenny

Evening Standard

Beware of sudden protests in central Paris which could turn violent, Britons heading to France warned

Britons warned of potential of violent protests in central Paris

Irish Mirror

Keith Long returns to management with Waterford FC

The Blues sacked Danny Searle on Monday but have moved quickly to appoint the former Bohemians boss

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Daily Mirror

Rising Russian tennis star set to defect to France in time for French Open

Russian player Vavara Gracheva has had a promising start to the year and looks set to defect from her home country

Irish Mirror

Siya Kolisi praises Munster ahead of Champions Cup showdown for their backing of RG Snyman

The Sharks and South Africa talisman says he loves how Johnny Sexton has defied age to stay at the top, but warns that Leinster and Ireland are a different proposition without him

The Conversation

Debate: The case of Pinar Selek is a stark reminder of the dangers faced by academics in Turkey and around the world

On 31 March 2023, a trial will be held in Istanbul against Pinar Selek, a sociologist, writer, feminist, anti-militarist and pacifist activist, exiled in France since the end of 2011 and facing life imprisonment in Turkey.

ABC News

King Charles III visits Germany in first overseas trip as monarch

After the royal Plan A to visit France was spiked over violent protests, King Charles makes his first trip abroad as monarch to Germany.

Al Jazeera

King Charles visits Germany in first foreign visit as UK monarch

Accompanied by Queen Consort Camilla, Charles III arrives in Berlin days after planned trip to France was cancelled.

Radio France Internationale

Mid-April date for Constitutional Council verdict on pension reform

France's legislative watchdog, the Constitutional Council, announced on Wednesday that it will render its verdict on 14 April on controversial pension reform legislation, which has led to often violent demonstrations since the beginning of the year.

Irish Mirror

Tributes paid as 'Godfather of Dublin GAA' Jimmy Gray passes

Mr Gray, who was 93, played both senior hurling and football for Dublin and was in goal for the 1961 All-Ireland hurling final defeat to Tipperary, the last time they reached the decider.

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