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Weather in the Alpes-Maritimes is set to be calm and warm this early week but will shift this weekend. We can expect cloudy skies and some light rain this early week in areas like Grasse and Roquebillière with temperatures between 19-26°C.
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French MPs will vote today Tuesday, May 27, on a bill to legalise assisted dying for patients suffering from incurable illnesses, following two weeks of debate. If passed, the bill will head to the Senate.
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Cloudy patches to start with some scattered showers giving way to sunny intervals and light winds. Highs of 21 degree in Monaco and Saint-Tropez, 22 degrees in Nice, 23 degrees in Cannes and 26 degrees in Toulon.
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With the summer season at our doorsteps, insects are increasingly present every day. And with insects come bites. Insect bites can range from harmless to serious. Biting insects like mosquitoes and ticks feed on blood and may transmit diseases
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A major power outage in the Alpes-Maritimes over the weekend is now under investigation as a suspected act of sabotage. Two groups identifying themselves as "anarchist gangs" have claimed responsibility in an online post published on Sunday, saying the act was aimed at disrupting the Cannes Film Festival and cutting electricity to industrial sites.
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