Paris

On Saturday, hundreds of pupils, teachers and parents flooded to Paty's school to lay white roses.

The world number one was disqualified from the US Open after he lost his temper.

The Danish royal began his military training in 1987 as a recruit in the Queen's Regiment.

France is suffering from a second wave of the coronavirus pandemic like much of Europe and other countries around the world.

The Danish royal who was rushed to the hospital in the end of July for an emergency surgery for blood clot in the brain, was discharged in August.

Marseille pledged to "fully cooperate" with any investigation and said the club would remain at the disposal of the commission.

The restoration of the mansion was halted after the workers discovered the rotting body in the mansion's basement.

For the first time since 1945, authorities have called off the annual military parade along the Champs-Elysees in Paris.

The museum hopes to attract more French visitors.

Despite the coronavirus risk, the French Open will not be played behind closed doors.

For nearly three months, all commercial flights from Paris have taken off from the main Charles de Gaulle airport.

The reminder that the pandemic -- which has claimed more than 480,000 lives around the world -- is far from over came amid more grim news.

The very top of the iconic monument will remain off limits to the public for now.

Macron said the country would not obscure elements of its history.

Mounds of debris still have to be cleared above the massive vaulted roof.

Governor Gavin Newsom said Disney had "made the right call in the interest of public health and agreed to shut down their California parks."

Britain's exit from the European Union should take effect at the end of this month.

It was the fourth day of demonstrations since the protest began on December 5 with a massive public transport strike now in its 36th day.

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A decade in the planning, the show simply titled "Leonardo da Vinci" groups 162 works, including 24 drawings loaned by Queen Elizabeth II of Britain from the Royal Collection.

France has hailed Mamoudou Gassama who climbed the front of the apartment building to rescue a boy dangling from fourth floor balcony.

Known as a corporate raider, Bollore is one of France's richest men, with a net worth of $6.6 billion.

A man was "scalped" by attackers with a machete as he ate dinner with his wife in a Paris restaurant.

Sarah Halimi's killer shouted "Allahu akbar" before during attack. There was a global outcry at France's refusal to acknowledge killing as anti-Jewish hate crime.

Israel will boycott the Israeli Film Festival in Paris over its screening of Foxtrot - an Israeli film in which IDF soldiers kill and bury four Arab youths.

Prostitution was made illegal in France in 2016 but no laws are in place to prevent sex acts with dolls.

Almost 400 people fled their homes in Paris, France, after heavy flooding and banks of River Seine burst near Austerlitz bridge.

Visitors to Paris's Zoological Park were evacuated and the tourist attraction closed as staff try to lure animals back to enclosures on Friday (26 January).

A year into Donald Trump's inauguration, tourist numbers have fallen by four percent with the economy losing $4.6bn in revenue.

Paris City Hall closed roads along the shores of the Seine as water levels rose at least 3.3 metres (nearly 11 feet) above the normal level.