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New EU rules mean passengers can get between 25% and 50% back by bank transfer for delays of more than an hour
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Nice introduces
curfew for teens
Parents could have their benefits stopped if they repeatedly allow children out unaccompanied after 23.00
Children unhappy
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Many secondary pupils say they leave the canteen still feeling hungry and want more say on what goes on the menu
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Environmental campaign group's protest interrupts climate change debate before parliament building evacuated
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Miss France is
still going strong
Ahead of this year's final on December 5, Connexion looks back at the contest's history, characters and controversies
Straight talk
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From 'Britishland' to Iraqi Kurds, in the eyes of French immigration researchers we are all new settlers
One year in very
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Adventurer Laurence de la Ferrière has spent the past year working as the 'prefect of the Antarctic'
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