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The Nun 2 director teases first plot details and The Last of Us star's new novitiate

Michael Chaves opens up about The Conjuring Universe's next outing, which swaps Romania for Italy and France

Total Film

French government promises tourists' safety is 'guaranteed' despite riots

France's Minister for Finance, Bruno Le Maire, has been leading a PR drive in the US and UK seeking to reassure and attract foreigners back to France in the wake of over a week of rioting that has caused international concern, as measures are put in place to get the…

Radio France Internationale

Katie McCabe on the 'negative distraction' that has overshadowed Ireland's World Cup preparations

Katie McCabe was speaking along with Ireland manager Vera Pauw ahead of Thursday night's friendly against France.

Irish Mirror

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The best holidays to book for August, from beach breaks in Portugal to stays on an Italian lake

From a boating trip in sleepy south-west France to beachside escapism on a Greek island, discover some incredible deals for your summer break next month

The Independent UK

France's top court denies appeal for reparations by descendants of slaves

The Court of Cassation, France's highest court of appeal, has rejected a claim for reparations to be paid to the descendants of people enslaved under the French empire. While France recognises slavery as a crime against humanity, it has so far denied all requests to compensate the relatives of victims.

Radio France Internationale

Films to understand the French riots

France has been rocked by several days of rioting after a young unarmed teenager with a family of Algerian origin was shot in a Parisian neighbourhood by a policeman fleeing during a routine checkpoint.

The Conversation

2023 Fiat Topolino EV Unveiled In Two Flavors, Starts At $10,770

Reservations for the tiny Fiat Topolino opened this week in Italy and France, with the first deliveries expected by the end of the year in its home market.

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A closer look at the Ridley prototype Caleb Ewan’s been racing at the Tour de France

The aero-lite tubing and less aggressive geometry were an ideal match for the hilly stages in the Basque country

Cycling Weekly

France's Supreme Court rejects groups' request for slavery reparations in case from Martinique

France’s highest court has rejected a request by three groups seeking reparations for slavery in a case that originated on the French Caribbean island of Martinique

The Independent UK

How Mark Cavendish became a Tour de France legend – according to his fierce rivals and loyal teammates

Explosive on the bike and off it, the Manx missile is on the cusp of winning the most Tour de France stages in history. Lawrence Ostlere speaks to allies and opponents about the fast and furious sprinter

The Independent UK

Ryanair sends passenger alert after thousands of flights cancelled

The budget airline said it is "unacceptable"

Liverpool Echo

Tour de France: Hindley wins stage five as Vingegaard deals major blow to Pogacar – as it happened

The Australian rider Jai Hindley won the stage and took the overall race lead, while Jonas Vingegaard took 53 seconds out of Tadej Pogacar

The Guardian - UK

France counts the cost of a week of riots and looting

After a week of rioting sparked by the fatal shooting of a 17-year old by a police officer, French authorities have released statistics showing the extent and estimated cost of the damage caused. 3,915 people have been arrested.

Radio France Internationale

Where are the riots in France and why are they happening?

The shooting of the 17-year-old teenager has sparked outrage in a number of cities

The Independent UK

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Wales Online

Dazzling France try that stunned Wales called into question as giant Posolo Tuilagi unstoppable again

The famous family name is a huge motivation for Posolo Tuilagi

The Independent UK

Who is Nahel Merzouk? The teen shot dead by police in France

‘We left the house at the same time. He went to get a McDonald’s’

The Guardian - UK

‘Our government sees it as cute but unimportant’: the musicians keeping France’s Occitan language alive

Post-revolutionary France tried to stamp it out, but working class communities kept speaking it. Now Occitan powers a vivacious and political European music scene

The Independent UK

Is it safe to travel to Paris right now?

Which parts of Paris are affected, and how does travel insurance cover you?

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Dublin Live

Athlete reunited with €10k bike after Ryanair loses it in Dublin Airport

Tom Kennedy's dreams of running the gruelling ironman triathlon in France were nearly shattered after Ryanair lost his specialist equipment in two countries

Cycling News

As it happened: Tour de France stage 5 - lead and win for Hindley, Pogačar suffers

Vingegaard moves up to second, Pogačar loses a minute on Dane.

Birmingham Post

Bath-based European property marketplace appoints new CEO

Kyero's online portal showcases more than 750,000 homes for sale or long-term rent across Spain, Portugal, Italy and France

The Independent UK

France sees itself as blind to race. After a teen is killed by police, how does one discuss racism?

The race of the police officer who shot and killed a French teenager during a traffic stop last week hasn’t been disclosed, and there’s no reason why it would be

The Guardian - UK

Streets of rage: inside the 7 July Guardian Weekly

The fury of France’s left behind. Plus: Britain’s NHS at 75

Wales Online

Today's rugby news as Wales boss 'really disappointed' and legends pay tribute to tragic coach

The latest rugby news from around the world

Edinburgh Live

Edinburgh Airport passenger and athlete reunited with £9k bike after Ryanair lost it twice

Team GB athlete Tom Kennedy was flying to France to compete in an ironman triathlon last weekend but his hope of qualifying were left up in the air without his specialist equipment

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