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Leftist parties that had nearly disappeared from the French political landscape have grown wings in the runup to Sunday’s legislative elections and now threaten to weaken President Emmanuel Macron and his hopes of slam-dunking his agenda through parliament

The Roman jeweller’s new collection, Eden: the Garden of Wonders, celebrates the emerald

Governments not listening to people with disabilities despite them being at high risk, say researchers

At the Paris attacks trial, the three co-prosecutors continued their summary of the evidence they believe is more than sufficient to see each of the accused suffer the harshest penalties permitted by law.

Review: Melbourne Winter Masterpieces exhibition 2022: The Picasso Century, NGV International.

Ukraine's defence ministry on Friday said it struck Russian military positions in the southern Kherson region, where the army is fighting to reclaim occupied territory. France offered to help ensure access to the port of Odesa and ease a global grain crisis. Read our live blog to catch up on…

The latest evening ECHO headlines on Thursday, June 9

The head of Uefa’s safety and security department and the senior safety official at the Champions League final were not actively involved in the control centre as the night descended into chaos, it has been claimed

Sheila and Duncan's Paris experience was spun on its head

French authorities tell Senate hearing that images of scenes before and after Champions League final were 'automatically destroyed'

Big companies are increasingly setting voluntary greenhouse gas emissions reduction targets that are derived from the 1.5 C temperature goal of the Paris Agreement. As part of these science-based targets or longer-term net-zero targets, companies commit to rapidly reducing the emissions that come from their electricity consumption.