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Boxer Tyson Fury and wife Paris to launch furniture range with bespoke beds and sofas

Tyson’s designs - including a unique bed with a gold headboard - will be sold online later this year at the Luxury Bed Company with prices starting at £1,299

Daily Mirror

Kanye West and Julia Fox enjoy a full-frontal snog as their romance heats up

Kanye West and Julia Fox's new romance shows no signs of slowing down. The hot new couple have been locking lips for some saucy snaps during their stint in Paris for Fashion Week

Daily Mirror

Paris attacks accused fails to live up to the glowing image painted by his father, wife

On Friday, it was the turn of Mohammed Amri to testify before the Paris court trying himself and 19 other individuals for their alleged complicity in the November 2015 massacres which cost 131 people their lives. Amri admits that he drove the sole surviving terrorist, Salah Abdeslam, back to Belgium…

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Kirstie Clements: Paris shows are coming to their senses, after a fashion. Pity about the horse

It seems much more relevant to be concentrating on a reboot of how the industry has always worked in a bruised and post-pandemic world.

The New Daily

Paris doctor tries to sell X-ray of a terrorist attack victim as an NFT

More than six years after terrorist attacks at the Bataclan, surgeon Emmanuel Masmejean is in hot water after trying to sell a patient's X-ray as an NFT.

Input

Minnie Mouse's new pantsuit is a bold fashion move — too bold for Candace Owens

Oh, toodles! Minnie Mouse will be changing out of her iconic red-and-white polka-dot dress in March to celebrate Disneyland Paris' 30th anniversary and International Women's Day.

Los Angeles Times

Chantilly: France's castle of princes

Every year, almost half a million visitors flock to Chantilly, one of France's most beautiful castles. Located an hour from Paris and built in 1358, its princes greeted Louis XIV for sumptuous banquets. In the 19th century, Henri d'Orléans, Duke of Aumale, restored the château and turned it into an…

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‘Killed by indifference’: France shocked by death on busy Paris street

Swiss photographer René Robert died from hypothermia after falling and being ignored for nine hours

The Guardian - UK

Bold eyeliner look takes Paris haute couture shows by storm

Stars such as Julia Fox are tapping into trend in makeup towards experimentation, say analysts

The Guardian - UK

Horsing around at Paris Haute Couture Week

From Grace Kelly's granddaughter Charlotte Casiraghi bucking catwalk trends on a horse, to Valentino's relatable curvy and mature models in sublime garments and tributes to the king of couture Thierry Mugler, fashion specialist Jennifer Ben Brahim speaks to Eve Jackson about Paris's Haute Couture Week.

France 24

Macron phones Putin in attempt to diffuse Ukraine tensions

French President Emmanuel Macron will speak to his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin by phone on Friday. France's Foreign Ministry says Paris will assess whether Moscow wants "consultations or confrontation" over the growing tensions in Ukraine.

Radio France Internationale

Security in the Sahel: Is the Takuba Task Force still welcome in Mali?

While Paris was counting on the strengthening of the Takuba counter-terrorism force in the Sahel region to compensate for the drawdown of soldiers from its former Operation Barkhane, Denmark announced on Thursday that it would withdraw its troops from Mali at the request of the ruling junta. Does this mark…

France 24

Macron reaffirms solidarity with Ukraine in call with Ukraine's leader

French President Emmanuel Macron reaffirmed France’s solidarity with Ukraine in a phone call Friday with President Volodymyr Zelensky amid tensions between Moscow and Kyiv. In an earlier phone call, Macron and Russian President Vladimir Putin agreed on the need to “de-escalate" the situation. Follow Friday's events as they happened in…

France 24

Pharrell Williams called out for wearing Tiffany's copy of antique Mughal glasses

American rapper Pharrell Williams is facing backlash for promoting plagiarism. The hit song maker raked up a controversy when he attended Nigo’s Kenzo show in Paris, wearing a pair of custom-designed sunglasses by Tiffany Co. The star got immediately called out by Diet Prada, an Instagram account which is a…

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Unique Expo Places Saint Laurent among Paris Treasures

Tucked away like Easter eggs in the most prestigious Paris museums, a unique commemoration of designer Yves Saint Laurent cements his status among the greats of French cultural history. "I am utterly eclectic," the designer once said, and the point is proven by how easily his clothes fit into museums…

France 24

France says standoff with ‘out of control’ Mali junta untenable

Mali said it was "ruling nothing out" in regard to its relationship with France on Friday after France’s foreign minister said that a standoff with an “out of control” junta in Mali was untenable, and that Paris was discussing with partners how to adapt its operations to continue the fight…

The Guardian - UK

UK reports 89,176 new cases and 277 deaths – as it happened

UK cases and deaths fall day-on-day; Hong Kong government to compensate pet shops affected by culling of hamsters for Covid reasons

France 24

Denmark to withdraw troops from Mali after junta's demands

In tonight's edition: Tensions continue between Mali and Europe. Denmark has now announced it will withdraw a contingent of 100 troops from Mali against the backdrop of growing tensions between Bamako and Paris. Also, we see how refugees fleeing violence in Burkina Faso have been coping as they try to…

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Radio France Internationale

Ukraine crisis: slow diplomacy and mutual threats as tensions rise

The Ukraine crisis is intensifying and diplomatic efforts to prevent an all-out conflict have been stepped up. Yesterday, a meeting in Paris on the ongoing hot war in eastern Ukraine yielded some results, but too few to diffuse tensions.

The Independent UK

Kim Jones back on runway as Fendi channels celestial Rome

The name Kim Jones dominated Paris fashion for a second week running as the indefatigable Briton who designs for Dior Men’s was back on the runway to present his latest couture collection for Fendi

Radio France Internationale

Podcast: Paris Attacks trial drama, school bullying, French anti-intellectualism

France's biggest-ever court case continues with dramatic interventions from witnesses and defendents. A bill to criminalise bullying at school and university raises questions. The 19th century roots of growing anti-intellectualism in France.

Reuters

A defection reveals Le Pen's Achilles heel: she looks too mainstream

Three months before France's presidential vote, Jerome Riviere made a blunt calculation: Marine Le Pen, long the leader of the traditional far-right, had lost her anti-establishment edge and veered too close to the mainstream to win the election.

France 24

Holocaust Memorial Day: 'Sculpture helped me to live'

In this edition we meet the 93-year-old artist who is one of the last survivors of the Nazi death camps. Saved by a Soviet doctor in 1945, Shelomo Selinger lost his memory for several years, but through love, art and sculpture he managed to get it back. As part of…

Radio France Internationale

Second man accused of complicity in Paris attacks invokes right to silence

A second of the 14 men accused of complicity in the November 2015 terrorist attacks has told the special criminal court that he will no longer make statements or answer questions. "I have already been condemned for something I did not do. I am not well. Whatever I say, it…

Radio France Internationale

French unions fight for better wages in nationwide strikes

French unions are staging a major nationwide strike Thursday, with more than 170 protests calling for salary hikes to deal with the rising cost of living. Rail workers, teachers and other professions are pressuring the government just months ahead of presidential elections.

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