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Ken Owens knows Wales need to reach new levels to handle France

Odds are stacked against Wales at Stade de France.

The Independent UK

Mark Drakeford moved by historic letter asking French to help fight ‘barbarous’ English

Welsh first minister shown Owain Glyndŵr’s 1406 Pennal letter during visit to France to strengthen ties

The Guardian - UK

France v Wales exact scoreline predicted as Welsh team must defy expectations

Wales' Six Nations campaign ends in Paris against Les Bleus

Wales Online

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Best Europe holidays where it's cheap once you're there from Croatia to Poland

If you tot up all the requirements for a week away - including food, alcohol, flights and accommodation - two people can spend a week in destinations including Albania and Montenegro for far less than France, Spain and Italy

Daily Mirror

Bechtle snaps up Tangible Benefit to expand UK market presence

Bechtle has made another stride in its UK expansion spans with the acquisition of Tangible Benefit, a value-added reseller based in London. Founded in 1997, Tangible Benefit has a staff base of 66 employees and has established itself as a well-known entity in hardware procurement, hitting revenues of €70 million…

IT Pro

Rio Dyer feels week in the sun has lifted Wales’ morale ahead of France clash

Warren Gatland’s squad have prepared for their final Six Nations game on the Mediterranean coast.

The Independent UK

Protests Erupt in France Over Macron’s Retirement Age Push

Protesters disrupted traffic in Paris on Friday as angry critics, political opponents and labor unions around France blasted President Emmanuel Macron's decision to force a bill raising the retirement age from 62 to 64 through parliament without a vote. Opposition parties were expected to start procedures later Friday for a…

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Why are French people protesting? Riot police clash with crowds in Paris

President Emmanuel Macron pushed through pension legislation without a vote on Thursday.

Evening Standard

Ireland star Nathan Collins tipped to bounce back from Wolves frustration

Ireland's most expensive player of all time has lost his place in the Wolves team ahead of the France clash

Irish Mirror

Gwyn Jones: Wales have looked so impotent something radical is required

Former Wales captain Gwyn Jones looks ahead to the Six Nations finale in France

Wales Online

Sunderland's homegrown keeper Anthony Patterson earns first England U21 call-up

Three more young Black Cats have also been called-up by their national teams

Chronicle Live

Anger spreads in France over Macron's retirement bill push

Protesters have disrupted traffic in Paris as angry critics, political opponents and labor unions around France blasted President Emmanuel Macron’s decision to force a bill raising the retirement age from 62 to 64 through parliament without a vote

The Independent UK

5 key talking points ahead of a challenging French test for Wales

Warren Gatland’s team are not fancied to win the Paris match but they can take heart from recent performances there.

The Independent UK

Prospect of Ireland’s dream Six Nations weekend should leave England green with envy

The Irish are huge favourites to wrap up the Grand Slam on St Patrick’s Day weekend, with England under pressure to limit the damage and avoid further embarrassment in the Six Nations finale

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Evening Standard

Paris ring road blocked and Calais port shut amid fresh protests in France over pension reforms

By 9am on Friday, the Paris ring road was shut down, along with the port of Calais and numerous oil refineries

Wales Online

Today's rugby news as Gatland makes candid Wales admission and trio face World Cup work

These are the rugby stories making headlines in Wales and further afield on Friday, March 15.

Daily Mirror

France riots: Thousands protest amid police clashes after Macron's pension reform

Riots have erupted in Paris and across France after Macron pushed a controversial pensions bill through parliament, with protestors setting fire to vehicles, smashing shop fronts and fighting police

Football London

Arsenal legend Thierry Henry 'keen' on USMNT job after turning down France job

Arsenal news: The Gunners hero has been out of work in coaching since departing the Belgium national team after the World Cup

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The Independent UK

Dublin set to celebrate as Ireland target Grand Slam against reeling England

St. Patrick’s Day weekend provides the opportunity for Ireland’s first ever Grand Slam win in Dublin

Daily Mirror

Arsenal hero Thierry Henry snubs return to management but has dream job in his sights

An approach by France women has been turned down by Thierry Henry, who could be keeping his options open as he waits to be considered for the newly-vacant USMNT role

Wales Online

The sisters who've opened a 'slice of Paris' offering coffee, cake and much more in a Welsh village

"We've been told it's like walking into Paris or somewhere in France!"

France 24

Debunking claims that a refugee attacked a priest during mass in France

Contrary to claims going viral on Twitter, images circulating of an "African migrant" assaulting a Catholic priest and stealing a Bible did not take place in France, nor did they take place recently. We tell you more in this edition of Truth or Fake.

France 24

A dog day afternoon in French politics as Macron uses 'nuclear option' to raise retirement age

France entered a period of political uncertainty on Thursday as French President Emmanuel Macron rammed a controversial pension reform through parliament without a vote by invoking a special executive measure. With the opposition braced for a no-confidence vote and the unions threatening more strikes, France witnessed a dramatic afternoon in…

Radio France Internationale

French PM Borne to carry on despite show of force over pension reform

France's Prime Minister Elisabeth Borne vowed on Thursday to carry on despite a bruising day of political manoeuvres in which she deployed the emergency powers of Article 49.3 to sweep the government's controversial pensions reform bill through the National Assembly.

Wales Online

How a humble family helped turn their boy into one of the best Welsh rugby players ever

It's a heartwarming story based on faith, humble characters and the love of a family

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