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Notre-Dame's Twin Towers Ready To Thrill Visitors After Fire

French President Emmanuel Macron on Friday reopened the two great mediaeval towers of the Notre-Dame cathedral in Paris for public visits, one of the final steps in its immense reconstruction following a devastating fire.

International Business Times

Dream Theater announce new 40th anniversary live album

Dream Theater will release their new live album, Quarantième: Live à Paris, on vinyl, Blu-ray and CD in November

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France's Interior Ministry clamps down on public display of Palestinian flags

A political row has erupted in France over whether town halls should be allowed to display the Palestinian flag on Monday, the day Paris will formally recognises a Palestinian state at the United Nations General Assembly.

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France's Macron welcomes the arrest in the West Bank of Palestinian suspect in the 1982 Paris attack

French President Emmanuel Macron says he welcomes the arrest this week in the occupied West Bank of a key Palestinian suspect in a 1982 terror attack in Paris, citing it as an example of “excellent cooperation” with the territory’s Palestinian Authority

The Independent UK

‘Homeless, destitute and in fear’: The grim future facing migrants returned to France under ‘one in, one out’ deal

IN FOCUS: Lawyers for migrants under the ‘one in, one out’ deal have argued that they will be destitute if they are returned to France with little support and accommodation in short supply. Holly Bancroft looks at what will happen to those who are sent back

The Independent UK

Palestinian authorities arrest suspect over 1982 antisemitic Paris attack

Palestinian authorities have arrested a key suspect in an antisemitic attack on a Jewish restaurant in Paris which left six people dead in 1982, French prosecutors said on Friday, as France gears up to recognise a Palestinian state.

Radio France Internationale

London fashion week aims to restore sector’s role as UK economic powerhouse

The LFW organiser’s new boss, Laura Weir, wants to embed fashion into government thinking and lure back famous brands

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The Paris film rental store loved by Hollywood megastars and locals alike

Store manager Theo Bancilhon said his store is struggling to pay rent and the salaries for its three employees

The Independent UK

How Does Ballon d'Or Voting Work? Nominees and Format Explained

The Ballon d'Or ceremony is held at the Théâtre du Châtelet in Paris.

Sports Illustrated

Second migrant deported to France as more cross the Channel at daybreak

An Eritrean man who lost a High Court bid to halt his removal was on a flight that left Heathrow for Paris at 6.15am on Friday.

Evening Standard

France halts counter-terrorism cooperation with Mali after diplomat's arrest

Relations between France and Mali have worsened, after France suspended counter-terrorism cooperation and ordered two Malian diplomats to leave Paris. The move came in response to the arrest of a French embassy staff member in Bamako last month.

Radio France Internationale

Eritrean man is second to be deported to France under UK’s ‘one in, one out’ deal

Home Office says man left Heathrow for Paris early on Friday after losing high court attempt to block move

The Guardian - UK

Second deportation flight under ‘one in, one out’ deal takes off

An Eritrean man was on a flight that left Heathrow for Paris at 6.15am on Friday, the Home Office confirmed.

Evening Standard

Gun crime capitals: Where's safest and most dangerous in the EU?

As several European cities struggle with rising organised crime and gun violence, Euronews lists EU capitals according to their safety and danger when it comes to shootings.

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Jess Hull galvanises Australia’s flourishing middle distance running stock

With three women, including the 1500m bronze medallist, into the 800m semi-finals at the world championships in Tokyo, Australia’s quality is evident

Marie Claire

Meet Fernando Cattori, Who Plays Benito on 'The Summer I Turned Pretty'

The 29-year-old is having his breakout moment in Hollywood.

The Independent UK

France hit by protests and strikes over Macron’s public service cuts

‘Every time there’s a protest, it feels like daily life is held hostage,’ says Paris office worker

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The Wrong Paris Goes Off The Rails, But There's One Big Miranda Cosgrove-Related Reason I'm In

The Wrong Paris gets it oh so wrong AND oh so right.

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Strike action across France as hundreds of thousands join protests

Disruption seen across country as PM Sébastien Lecornu urged to rethink budget cuts

Radio France Internationale

France roiled by anti-austerity protests as unions demand budget rethink

More than one million people took part in demonstrations across France on Thursday, according to the hardline CGT union. Union leaders hailed the strike as "already a success" and issued a warning to Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu, demanding fiscal, social and environmental justice in his upcoming budget.

International Business Times

New Picasso Portrait Unveiled At Paris Auction House

A previously unknown portrait by Pablo Picasso of one of his lovers was revealed on Thursday after being put up for sale at auction in Paris with a reserve price of eight million euros ($9.5 million).

The Guardian - UK

‘It makes you feel like a teenager again!’ Why The Summer I Turned Pretty is 2025’s surprise TV hit

This nostalgic tale of first love is an agonising masterclass in modern romance. No wonder it’s become such a sensation – and that a movie is on the way

Radio France Internationale

Far-right activists fined for racist insults against French star Aya Nakamura

Ten people linked to extreme-right group Les Natifs (The Natives) have been fined for aggravated public insult against French-Malian singer Aya Nakamura. The Paris criminal court rejected the prosecution’s request for convictions on the more serious charge of incitement to hatred.

The Independent UK

First migrant deported to France under ‘one in, one out’ deal

The man was on board an Air France plane to Paris on Thursday, according to The Telegraph.

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Iron Maiden announce more European shows for 2026, including phone-free Paris concert and secret UK date

The UK metal heavyweights will continue the Run For Your Lives tour with a second European leg in the summer

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