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Tourism professionals on the Riviera say fears that the recent fuel shortages would have an impact on holiday bookings this autumn appear to be unfounded
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French President Emmanuel Macron has wished the UK "a rapid return to stability” following Prime Minister Liz Truss’s resignation.
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As winter approaches, towns and cities across the Riviera are busy figuring out how to get the right balance this Christmas between cheering people up with festive lights, and saving energy.
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A number of striking employees have decided to suspend action in certain refineries, following negotiations on Wednesday, as the CGT union adds that workers "remain determined."
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A 78-year-old man with Alzheimer's who went missing after boarding a TGV at Cannes station on Sunday has been found safe and well in Toulon.
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French President Emmanuel Macron has expressed his condolences to the parents of the teenager found dead in a plastic trunk in Paris.
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It's been a day of strike action across France, including here on the Riviera
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With a nationwide transport strike taking place today Tuesday 18th October, general disruption in the public sector is expected. Several of the biggest unions have called for action marking their biggest challenge towards French President Emmanuel Macron since he won a second presidential term back in May.
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French unions have called a pan-industry strike for tomorrow, with workers in sectors including transport, energy, schools and waste collection set to walk out.
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A British woman has been killed by her companion during a wild boar hunt in France.
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