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New York Times: Overtourism exacerbating dangers posed by inexperienced climbers.
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Paris registered a jaw-dropping 42.6C, breaking the previous record by 2 degrees.
Is this the flashest of airplane flash mobs?
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Shake, rattle, rolling through France in a classic car
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Watch: Zut alors - French out in force in Link Alliance signing
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Notre-Dame came far closer to collapsing than anybody knew
New York Times: Firefighters were going in "without knowing if they would come back out".
Grisly bird strike splatters Singapore Airlines flight
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MH370 pilot in control 'until the end', French investigators suspect
The readouts "lend weight" to suspicions that he crashed into the sea in a murder-suicide.
35 employees committed suicide. Will their bosses go to jail?
New York Times: Company charged with "moral harassment" after wave of suicides.
French motorists to 'lose licences' for driving while on mobile phone
France introduces one of the harshest responses to phone use behind the wheel.
Die Pest! E-scooters invade Europe - and people there hate them too
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Fake doctor who slaughtered family freed after 26 years behind bars
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The 30 civil servants paid $1.7m a year to do nothing for 25 years
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At least three people dead as Europe swelters through heatwave
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World's first wine theme park is like Disneyland for adults
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Tourist saves church from arson, as Notre Dame awaits salvation
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How scammers used a silicone mask and Skype to steal $90 million
A man impersonated a French minister to scam millions of dollars from banks.
Kiwi's pilgrimage to honour relatives' war service
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Small donors, not French tycoons, help pay Notre Dame works
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Brexit: Macron warns Johnson over EU divorce bill
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