Strike action to affect flights from Paris Charles de Gaulle - Due to a strike, a quarter of flights departing from Paris-Charles de Gaulle airport will be cancelled tomorrow morning Thursday 8th June. The strike action is by the airport staff who are demanding salary increases. The Directorate General for Civil Aviation (DGAC) has asked companies to reduce their number of flights between 7am and 2pm on Thursday, at a time when several European airports have recently faced enormous difficulties in managing travellers due to a lack of staff.
French prime minister François Bayrou has announced plans for a consultation on proportional representation in the country's legislative elections....
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A British man has died in an avalanche in the Savoie department. According to local reports, the man in his twenties was on a road near the ski resort...
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Mainly fine with light winds and highs of 17 degrees in Nice and Saint-Tropez, 16 degrees in Monaco, 19 degrees in Toulon. This evening going down to ...
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The French government has instructed local prefects across France to immediately reinforce surveillance and protection of prisons and their staff. The...
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