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Military junta in Burkina Faso kicks out two French journalists

The military authorities in Burkina Faso have expelled correspondents from France's Le Monde and Libération dailies, the newspapers said on Sunday, the latest move the junta running the west African country has taken against French media. Broadcasts by France 24 were suspended last week.

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Burkina Faso expels reporters from French newspapers 'Le Monde', 'Libération'

Burkina Faso has expelled correspondents from France's 'Le Monde' and 'Libération' dailies, the newspapers said on Sunday, the latest move the junta running the west African country has taken against French media.

France 24

Plenty of bounce: great wines for Easter chocolate

Rich, dark and flavoursome, some drinks will add another dimension to the enjoyment of your Easter chocolate

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Jams, strikes and engineering work add up to an Easter holiday bunfight

Transport operators expect cracking takings despite strikes at home and in France, plus chaos on road and rail

The Guardian - UK

Amid Trump indictment, a look back at France’s history of prosecuting ex-leaders

The United States waded into new territory on Thursday with the indictment of former president Donald Trump, a move that was unprecedented in US history. But other liberal democracies have extensive experience charging former – and sometimes current – leaders. While a serving French leader is generally safe from prosecution,…

France 24

Ireland 3-53 France: Women’s Six Nations – as it happened

France storm to a dominant victory over Ireland in round two despite Annaelle Deshaye given a red card after 21 minutes.

The Guardian - UK

France to limit what internet influencers can say and sell for brands

France is to become first European country to regulate internet influencers, as lawmakers debate a cross-party bill to impose limits on what people can promote on social media.

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Editorial: Macron should stand his ground

French President Emmanuel Macron is being criticized for pressing on with a divisive pension reform despite a lack of parliamentary support and angry protests across the country. It’s true that he’s gambled, but he’s right to persevere. Macron’s reforms are both moderate and necessary: It’s his critics who’re letting France…

Tribune News Service

What time do Women’s Six Nations rugby games kick off today? TV channels and live stream info

All the information you need to know ahead of the second weekend of action in the TikTok Women's Six Nations

Wales Online

'A polarised debate': Paris to vote on banning self-service e-scooters

Self-service e-scooters have become commonplace on the streets of Paris since they were first introduced five years ago, but irresponsible use and a rising accident toll have hardened city hall’s attitude towards the popular mode of transport. On April 2 residents in the capital will vote on whether to ban…

France 24

AP-Week in Pictures: Global / March 25- March 31, 2023.

From protests in Kenya, France, India and Israel, to the visit of US Vice President Kamala Harris to Africa, to the China Fashion Week in Beijing, to Ukrainian soldiers meeting their beloved ones at the station close to the frontline in Kramatorsk, this gallery highlights some of the most compelling…

The Independent UK

Easter travel chaos: All the rail, road and flight disruption taking place over the holidays

Airport strikes, air-traffic control walk-outs, road hold-ups and rail engineering works could all impact Easter getaways

The Independent UK

Revealed: How archaeologists are shedding new light on how Hitler was defeated

Operation Cobra was arguably the most successful allied western European military land operation of the Second World War

The Independent UK

Hooray for Hervé: New France women's team boss Renard recalls rebel skipper

Freshly-anointed France women's team head coach Hervé Renard on Friday launched his reign with the recall of his namesake rebel skipper and a sidelined star striker for two crucial friendly matches before the squad is named for the women's World Cup in the summer.

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Influencing influencers: How to regulate a booming industry of tastemakers

They may rule the online universe, but how are influencers being regulated in the real world? And what's next for their business models? Kate Moody talks to Quentin Bordage, Founder and CEO of Kolsquare, an influencer marketing platform in France.

The Independent UK

Mikel Arteta hopeful William Saliba’s back injury is not long-term issue

The France defender missed the win over Crystal Palace and the international break because of the problem.

Bristol Post

Han-Noah Massengo discusses his future and opens up on 'complicated situation' at Bristol City

Han-Noah Massengo will leave Bristol City this summer following the expiry of his contract

France 24

Seven years on, Ivorian beach resort of Grand-Bassam still scarred by deadly attack

Located around 40 kilometres from Abidjan, the Ivorian beach resort of Grand-Bassam has become the symbol a tragedy – that of the first major terrorist attack in Ivory Coast. On March 13, 2016, 19 people were gunned down, including nine foreigners, and about 30 injured. In December 2022, four men…

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Assisted dying reforms in the EU: Regulating end-of-life care

A right to die with dignity, or a slippery slope to legalised murder? Debates over assisted dying have been going on in Europe for a long time, but they seem to have intensified, with France, Belgium, Portugal and Ireland all recently re-considering their legislation, or at least launching consultations on…

Daily Mirror

France stars return ahead of Women's World Cup after Herve Renard named manager

Lyon and France defender Wendie Renard had said in February she was stepping back from the international arena - but she is now set to feature in their April fixtures against Columbia and Canada

The New Daily

Top videos: Lasso star visits Sesame Street, miners get to live another day

Oscar the Grouch met Roy Kent, while police in France clashed with protesters. Here are our top video picks for the week.

Asharq Al-Awsat

Embattled Macron Heads to China, Leaving Burning Paris Behind

French President Emmanuel Macron will head to China next week for a rare visit to the rising superpower, in an awkward balancing act between his global statesman ambitions and his struggle to contain embarrassing pension protests at home. The French leader, whose decision to ram much-disputed pension legislation through parliament…

Reuters

Embattled Macron heads to China, leaving burning Paris behind

Manchester Evening News

Budget airline easyJet launches new flights to Spain and France from £23 at Manchester Airport

The carrier set up a base at the airport in 2008 - with only two planes

Radio France Internationale

France's CGT union elects first female boss amid fierce pensions dispute

As protests against pensions reform continue, France's second biggest trade union – the hardline CGT – on Friday elected its first ever woman leader. Sophie Binet, 41, emerged as the surprise pick to replace outgoing secretary general Philippe Martinez following a long night of deliberations.

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