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Activists decry French retailer over Amazon deforestation

Environmental groups and indigenous representatives from Brazil are protesting outside the main Paris courthouse, urging quick trial for a France-based supermarket chain that's accused of selling beef allegedly linked to Amazon deforestation

The Independent UK

Paris police chief claims tear gassing Liverpool fans "was necessary" in weak apology

The fallout from the shambolic organisation of the Champions League final at the Stade de France continues to rumble on with a half-hearted apology from the chief of the Paris police

Daily Mirror

Three days to explain why a man deserves life in prison

The November 2015 Paris attacks trial took another crucial step towards judgement on Wednesday with the beginning of the final presentation of the case by the prosecution. On Friday, the three co-prosecutors will demand the sentences they believe each of the accused deserves.

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Policing at Champions League final in Paris was a ‘failure’

Kick-off in the showpiece between Liverpool and Real Madrid was delayed as Reds fans struggled to enter the stadium.

The Independent UK

Paris police chief's partial apology over CL final 'failure'

The Paris police chief apologized on Thursday for the pepper spraying of genuine fans and families amid the chaos that engulfed the Champions League final last month outside the Stade de France

The Independent UK

Girl, 16, dies just weeks after attending school prom leaving family devastated

Connie Holmes was 14 when she was given the devastating news that she was suffering from a rare type of cancer.

Daily Record

Paris police apologise for teargassing Liverpool fans at Champions League final

Uefa had already apologised to supporters and now a city official has had to follow suit as the police’s initial version of events bore little resemblance to reports from those at the Stade de France

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Paris police chief 'says sorry' after Champions League final disgrace

Paris Police chief Didier Lallement said he is the "only one" responsible for the disastrous operation on May 28

Liverpool Echo

Paris police apologise for Champions League final ‘failure’

However, police chief defends use of tear gas as he admits 40,000 fake tickets claim was ‘ perhaps wrong’

Evening Standard

Paris Champions League final was 'nightmare' for Liverpool mayor, CCTV evidence lost

Liverpool mayor Steve Rotheram told the French Senate on Thursday how the Champions League soccer final became a "nightmare" as France continued its probe into disorder at the match and it emerged that key CCTV footage had been deleted.

Reuters

EasyJet cancels 60 more flights, disrupting 10,000 passengers’ travel plans

Exclusive: Airline has grounded at least 60 flights on Thursday, some at a few hours’ notice

The Independent UK

Ukraine’s Interior Minister says Kyiv is in ‘no danger’ but prepared

Ukraine’s Interior Minister Denys Monastyrsky has said that even though there is no imminent risk of Russians marching on Kyiv, the capital would not let its guard down. Earlier, the supreme court of the Russian-backed Donetsk People's Republic (DPR) sentenced to death two British and one Moroccan captured while fighting…

France 24

Unified French left seeks to be counterweight to Macron, but not everyone agrees

The French left has united for the first time since the 1970s and is running candidates in the upcoming legislative elections who will serve as a counterweight to President Emmanuel Macron. But there are dissidents, and those campaigning for the leftwing coalition are having to work hard to bring people…

Radio France Internationale

On This Day in 2007 – Justine Henin claims third straight French Open crown

The then world number one triumphed for a fourth time on the Paris clay on June 9, 2007.

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France's metro systems have three times as much air pollution as air outside

Metro systems in French cities have up to three times as much fine particle pollution as the outside air, according to the French National agency, which says that improving air quality in public transit should be a key focus for France’s public health policy.

Football London

Chelsea must take advantage of PSG's Mauricio Pochettino problem to seal Christopher Nkunku deal

Chelsea are interested in signing Christopher Nkunku this summer but faces serious competition from the Frenchman's former club Paris Saint-Germain

Radio France Internationale

Hugo, Flaubert: 19th century French writers' letters to be auctioned in Paris

Letters from great French writers of the 19th century such as Victor Hugo, Honoré de Balzac, Stendhal, Gustave Flaubert, George Sand, Charles Baudelaire and Paul Verlaine, will be auctioned tomorrow, Thursday 9 June.

The Guardian - UK

Fatal police shooting of woman in Paris sparks political row

Left attacks Emmanuel Macron over what it says are dangerous policing methods after passenger in car was shot dead by police

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Manchester Evening News

ITV Coronation Street's Daisy star Charlotte Jordan puckers up to rarely seen boyfriend during romantic trip to Paris

The ITV soap star recently ditched Weatherfield for Paris

Radio France Internationale

Eiffel Tower trees 'saved' but arborist carries on hunger strike

A French arborist camping out in a 200-year-old plane tree at the foot of the Eiffel Tower has got Paris to row back on a development project that endangers dozens of trees. But Thomas Brail is staying on hunger strike until he gets government assurances to better protect trees nationwide.…

Radio France Internationale

France's grandfather of street art, Jacques Villeglé, dies age 96

France's "grandfather" of street art, Jacques Villeglé has died at the age of 96. He was known for his work reusing damaged posters he collected, which have been displayed in museums the world over.

Daily Mirror

Girl, 16, dies weeks after posing for her prom photo leaving family heartbroken

When Connie was referred to hospital, an MRI located a significant swelling in her neck and her parents were told surgery would take at least 12 hours

Daily Mirror

Summer cycle trips at risk as Eurostar extends no bike policy due to Brexit

Brits have been banned from taking their bicycles onboard Eurostar services to destinations including Paris, Lille and Brussels due to post-Brexit issues with customs rules

Daily Mirror

Tyson Fury gives nod to successful career with name for £20,000 guard dog

Fury has named his new Rottweiler guard dog "Cash", a nod to the millions he made as the world heavyweight champion before announcing his retirement earlier this year

Reuters

Eight accused of stealing Banksy tribute to Bataclan victims go on trial

Seven Frenchmen and an Italian go on trial in Paris on Wednesday for stealing a work by graffiti artist Banksy that had been sprayed onto an emergency door of the Bataclan theatre in Paris to honour victims of the November 2015 attacks.

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